US EditionTattoos Linked to Cancer Risk in New Study: Here's What Experts Say
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Tattoos Linked to Cancer Risk in New Study: Here's What Experts Say
A major new study from Lund University in Sweden has sent ripples through the tattooed community who may have to rethink about this body art as it warns that individuals with tattoos have a higher risk of developing lymphoma, a type of blood cancer affecting the immune system. Researchers analysed nearly 12,000 adult lymphoma cases from Sweden's national registries (2007–2017), matching each with cancer-free controls. After accounting for factor…
There is no better way to understand someone than through their tattoos. With 21 pieces on his right arm, Thibau Nys’ tattoos tell a great deal about his life and ambitions. The top talent provides text and explanation for each piece in his impressive collection. And he reveals what (hopefully) his next one will be.
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