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Talc Is Now Cited in 4 of 10 Mesothelioma Lawsuits — What the 2025 Data Means for You You are reading this because someone you love — or you yourself — has been diagnosed with mesothelioma. And now you are holding a question that feels impossible: how could a powder you trusted, a product you used on your children, on yourself, for years or decades, be connected to the rarest and most aggressive cancer of the lung lining there is. The 2025 data says you are not alone. You are part of a wave that has rewritten who gets this disease and why. A report released in 2025 by KCIC — a Washington, D.C. consultancy that tracks every asbestos and mesothelioma filing in the United States — revealed that talc exposure was cited in 4 out of 10 mesothelioma lawsuits filed in 2025. In 2021, that number was 1 in 6. Talc-only mesothelioma filings grew 47% year over year — more than eight times faster than traditional asbestos filings. And the face of the disease has changed: 57% of talc-only victims are women, up from 7% in 2019. The average age dropped from 74 to 67. The youngest plaintiff in…