Gorsky explains in this new video why Johnson & Johnson has remained confident in the safety of Johnson's® Baby Powder since its introduction more than a century ago.
JOHNSON’S® Baby Powder, made from cosmetic talc, has been a staple of baby care rituals and adult skin care and makeup routines worldwide for over a century.
India accounts for more than a quarter of the global burden of tuberculosis (TB), and for this reason is often called the TB capital of the world. 1 In a recent report titled, India Health of Nation’s States, TB was listed as one of the top ten causes of death in the country. 2 In recent years, the rapid emergence of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) – which does not respond to at least two of the most commonly used TB treatments – has made the situation worse.
The documentary, aired on CNN and presented by Johnson & Johnson, looks at how our modern lifestyle may be responsible for perpetuating these lethal viruses—and how everyday citizens can fight back.
Johnson & Johnson India has announced a strategic partnership with the Government of Maharashtra to implement focused disease interventions that have the potential to significantly improve the health of people and strengthen health care in the state.
Thanks to their groundbreaking solutions for treating malnourished kids, saving mothers' lives and more, these big thinkers—all winners of Johnson & Johnson's GenH Challenge—are poised to reshape healthcare for future generations.
You're likely familiar with our baby shampoo. And we're guessing you've heard about our bandages. But ice cream? That's right—a few of the products we make might surprise you!
