Hey, it's Kate.

Our colleague, Juliet Chung, who you've heard on our show as a reporter, is hosting today's

episode.

Here she is.

Johnson and Johnson makes a lot of products American consumers are familiar with, from band-aids

to Taiwan.

And for decades, one of its flagship products was its talcum baby powder.

Johnson needs adds a feeling of softness to the love in your touch.

Johnson's the softest baby powder there is.

But Johnson's baby powder wasn't just for babies. The company also marketed it to women.

Oh, I've got my interview today. There are my eyelashes. You'll feel a lot cooler if you just

use some Johnson's baby powder.

Johnson and Johnson pitched baby powder as a mainstay throughout women's lives.

You know, the first time I ever used this no mama when you were just a baby.

Johnson's baby powder, a feeling you never outgrow from Johnson and Johnson.

But nowadays, Johnson and Johnson's baby powder is associated with something else.

There's this morning concerning Johnson and Johnson, which has been facing mounting lawsuits

from customers who blame their cancer on that company's talcum powder.

The company among one of the most trusted in the United States now ordered to pay millions

of dollars in a case linking baby powder to cancer.

Johnson and Johnson has lost yet another multi-million dollar lawsuit, which claims an ingredient

in its popular baby talcum powder causes cancer.

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