Iowa will receive nearly $9.4 million in a settlement with Johnson & Johnson over the manufacturer's since-withdrawn talcum baby powder. The announcement Wednesday by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird's office is part of a larger $700 million settlement between Johnson & Johnson and 43 states that accused the company of deceptive marketing practices related to its baby powder products. The multistate lawsuit, led by Florida, North Carolina and Texas, is
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