Cornstarch-based baby powders will still be available, and both types will continue to be sold in other countries.
Most talc-based baby powder contains some mineral-based talc.
According to the FDA,Johnson & Johnson voluntarily recalled several powdersafter they tested positive for asbestos.
The brand maintains that its talcum powder is safe.
Johnson & Johnson remains steadfastly confident in the safety of talc-based Johnsons Baby Powder, reads a statement.
Decades of scientific studies by medical experts around the world support the safety of our product.
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However, the study may have been underpowered to identify a small increase in risk.
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