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Johnson & Johnson announced a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve nearly 69,000 lawsuits alleging its talc-based baby powder caused ovarian cancer. This comprehensive deal covers 99.75% of active claims. Read about the legal strategy, scientific evidence on talc exposure, and clinical counseling for patients.

An 11-year Swedish registry study of 618 uterine sarcoma patients found that minimally invasive surgery yielded survival comparable to open surgery in early stages. However, adjuvant chemotherapy conferred no survival benefit in localized or advanced disease, highlighting stage and histology as key outcomes.

A prospective study from the Barcelona Life Study Cohort shows that prenatal air pollution exposure is associated with increased placental mitochondrial DNA content, reflecting compensatory biogenesis. No significant changes were found in telomere length, and neither biomarker directly mediated birth weight.

The SMARTER randomized clinical trial evaluated text-delivered video safe sleep interventions among low-income WIC participants. While primary safe sleep practices showed no significant differences between groups, prenatal intervention improved exclusive supine sleep positioning at 60 days.

A population-based study from SHIP-TREND reveals that serum folic acid and vitamin B12 levels modulate specific circulating microRNAs involved in cell-cycle regulation, DNA synthesis, erythropoiesis, and pregnancy outcomes, offering novel functional biomarkers for clinical practice.