Recall: FDA Sees Trace Asbestos in J&J Baby Powder

A shipment of baby powder has been recalled by Johnson & Johnson after U.S. authorities found asbestos in it. What you should know:

Johnson & Johnson said FDA testing as recently as last month found no trace of asbestos. The company says the FDA's most recent test found"sub-trace levels" of asbestos in samples from a single bottle.

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