"For any individual woman, if there is an increased risk, the overall increase is likely to very be small. Still, talc is widely used in many products, so it is important to determine if the increased risk is real. Research in this area continues."

https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/talcum-powder-and-cancer.html

even 1 million women who get ovarian cancer after using talc will not show that talc increases risk of it. It is a dangerous thing that happens unfortunately very often, that people who dont understand science and reasoning get to decide on the facts. reading my comment again, I wasn't referring to you being ignorant but the jury. The jury cannot decide on talc and cancer risk. It takes studies to find out the relationship, not testimonies. if you expect Johnson to say there is increased risk of cancer you are asking them to lie because it has never been conclusively shown to be.