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They had lead in baby power at one point. I also think they did some unethical stuff with baby formula in South America but I might be wrong. Someone correct me!
They are also accused of knowingly having asbestos in their baby powder. As to the baby formula, I know Nestle had a major scandal with that stuff, but I didn't know about J&J doing similar.
Correct asbestos. Women use baby powder with talc to keep things dry down under, this can cause cancer. You cannot remove asbestos from talc 100%. Don't use or consume products with talc.
I don't think Johnson & Johnson has ever made baby formula.
Do you tell your doctors not to use J&J products and medicine during surgery or when you go in for regular checkups and need medications?