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Los Angeles Talcum Powder Lawsuit: When the Product on the Shelf Was Not What You Were Told If you are reading this, someone you love probably used Johnson & Johnson baby powder for years — maybe decades. Maybe she dusted it on after every shower. Maybe her mother used it on her as a baby, and she kept using it into adulthood because it was what her family always did. The bottle sat on the bathroom counter her whole life, and nobody ever told her what might be inside it. And then came the diagnosis — ovarian cancer — and the question that does not leave you alone at 2 a.m.: did the powder she trusted cause the disease that killed her? You are not alone in asking that question. Right now, in a Los Angeles courtroom, three families are putting that question to a jury. Their mothers, wives, and daughters all died of ovarian cancer after decades of perineal talc use. Their cases were combined into a single trial — the second bellwether in California’s coordinated talcum powder proceedings — and the evidence being presented to that jury includes a document that Johnson & Johnson hoped no one would…