Cancer causing chemical in Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo

A random test conducted on two batches of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo samples in Rajasthan has found traces of the chemical formaldehyde, a known carcinogen. Twenty-four bottles of J&J baby shampoo were tested randomly from the two batches, officials said. The Rajasthan Drugs Controller has kept the two batches of J&J baby shampoo till a final decision on the product is taken after the second test by the central lab. J&J rejected the findings of the report, saying it hasn't used formaldehyde at all in the product.