Is it the public’s responsibility to use consumer products “as intended” or is it the manufacturer’s responsibility to warn against known dangers for any possible application of their products?

Read the following two articles:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-johnson-johnson-cancer-lawsuit/jj-ordered-to-pay-417-million-in-trial-over-talc-cancer-risks-idUSKCN1B121D (Links to an external site.)
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/01/07/794386909/study-finds-talcum-powder-not-likely-a-risk-for-ovarian-cancer (Links to an external site.)
Please share your thoughts on the following 3 questions as separate numbered paragraphs (1, 2, and 3):
1) Do you believe talcum / “baby powder” is safe to be used for it’s commonly intended purpose (keeping baby bottom’s dry)?
2) Is the $417 million judgment against “Johnson & Johnson” fair and adequate?
3) Is it the public’s responsibility to use consumer products “as intended” or is it the manufacturer’s responsibility to warn against known dangers for any possible application of their products?
Your response should be structured as distinct answers to each of 3 questions and as always, the entirety of the EHIYE assignment (not each question within) must meet the minimum requirements, such as word count.
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