Johnson and Johnson Customer Service

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732-524-0400

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Johnson and Johnson's Major Developments in 3Q15
As discussed earlier, Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ) 3Q15 segment-wise performance was positive for the consumer healthcare and medical devices segments. Please refer to the image below for a summary of Johnson & Johnson's major developments during ...

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Woman gets £60million payout after claims talcum powder gave her ovarian cancer
The Californian woman successfully sued the American multinational pharmaceutical company for "negligent conduct" in both the way it makes and markets its baby powder. The St. Louis jury's ruling sees Johnson & Johnson lose the third trial in a row ...

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Tylenol recall 2010: Another setback for Johnson and Johnson unit
For the second time in 2010, a unit of Johnson & Johnson has recalled Tylenol and other over the counter drugs because of production problems. The glitches are more likely to cause corporate embarrassment than pose a serious health risk. The latest ...