强生爽身粉陷致癌风波，在美被判赔偿9.66亿美元

Group 1 - Johnson & Johnson has been ordered by a Los Angeles jury to pay $966 million (approximately 6.88 billion RMB) in damages to the family of a woman who died from mesothelioma, linking the cancer to the company's talc products [1] - The deceased, May Moore, was a California resident who passed away in 2021 from a rare cancer associated with asbestos exposure, leading her family to sue Johnson & Johnson for including asbestos fibers in their baby powder [1] - Johnson & Johnson's Vice President of Global Litigation, Eric Haas, announced plans to appeal the ruling, labeling it "extreme and unconstitutional," and accused the plaintiff's lawyers of using "junk science" in the case [1] Group 2 - Johnson & Johnson is currently facing over 67,000 lawsuits related to its talc products, with most claims pointing to ovarian cancer, while the company has already paid over $6.5 billion in total settlements, including more than $3 billion in previous cases [1] - The company has removed talc from its baby powder products in the U.S. since 2020, switching to a corn starch formula, but rebuilding trust with consumers remains a significant challenge [2]