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Scientists Discover New Evidence of Tattoos Highjacking Your Immune System Years After the Needle Stops
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Scientists Discover New Evidence of Tattoos Highjacking Your Immune System Years After the Needle Stops
Lund University researchers published a study confirming a 21% higher risk of lymphoma among individuals with at least one tattoo compared to a non-tattooed control group. The population-based study analyzed 11,905 participants in Sweden between the ages of 20 and 60. Of these, 1,398 individuals had received a primary diagnosis of lymphoma between 2007 and 2017. The data, released in eClinicalMedicine, shows that the risk remained consistent reg…
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