she posted plenty of snaps of their memories from the beach -- and of the tattoos they got on the trip together. "Sisters…not by blood…but sisters nonetheless," Underwood wrote alongside the ...

A recent study conducted by Lund University in Sweden discovered that individuals with tattoos are at a higher risk of developing a type of blood cancer known as lymphoma. The researchers ...

Another doctor even chimed in, stating that it would be unfair to cite the study as an indicator that tattoos may cause blood cancer. Neenz states in her video, “Things they don’t tell you ...

A new study revealed that getting a tattoo — regardless of size — increases the risk of developing lymphoma, a type of blood cancer Getting a tattoo, regardless of size, increases the risk of ...

a type of white blood cell involved in the body’s immune response. While the findings are noteworthy, the authors emphasize more research is needed to confirm whether tattoos directly cause ...