New Study Links Tattoos to Increased Lymphoma Risk
Research from Sweden indicates a 21% higher likelihood of developing lymphoma among tattooed individuals, regardless of tattoo size.
Overview
- Researchers analyzed 11,905 participants, identifying a 21% increased risk of lymphoma in those with tattoos.
- The study found no correlation between the size of tattoos and lymphoma risk.
- Tattoo ink particles can travel to lymph nodes, potentially triggering cancer.
- Further research is required to confirm these findings and explore links to other cancers.
- Experts advise monitoring health symptoms potentially related to tattoos.