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+21% Lymphoma in Tattoos: the University of Lund Finds a Connection to What the Ink Leaves Behind It
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+21% Lymphoma in Tattoos: the University of Lund Finds a Connection to What the Ink Leaves Behind It
An epidemiological study conducted by the University of Lund in Sweden reveals a 21% increase in the risk of lymphoma in tattooed people. Researchers discover that tattoo ink does not remain frozen in the skin, but travels to lymph nodes, carried by the immune system. More
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