Study finds tattoos linked to higher risk of skin cancer and lymphoma, especially with larger tattoos.

A recent study involving 2,600 twins found that those with tattoos have a significantly higher risk of developing skin cancer and lymphoma compared to their non-tattooed siblings. The risk increases with larger tattoos, and the study links tattoo ink to potential interactions with surrounding cells, raising public health concerns. Researchers recommend further investigation into the biological impacts of tattoo ink on the body.