Did Johnson and Johnson Admit Their Baby Products Contain Cancer-Causing Formaldehyde?

Johnson & Johnson reformulated their shampoo to remove formaldehyde, but that occurred years ago and was based on consumers
Johnson & Johnson admitted that their brand baby products contain formaldehyde, which is a known carcinogen.

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