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Johnson & Johnson knew for decades about asbestos in baby powder, report says; stock plummets
Johnson & Johnson's stock plunged after Reuters reported that the health care products giant has known since the 1970s that its talc baby powder sometimes contained carcinogenic asbestos.
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