The study found people with at least one tattoo were 21 percent more likely to have developed lymphoma. The risk was consistent regardless of the number or size of tattoos.
Co-author Christel Nielsen suggests that tattoos may trigger low-grade inflammation leading to cancer. The complexity of the situation requires further investigation for conclusive evidence.
Many experts dispute the study's conclusions, with epidemiologist Timothy Rebbeck stating there is insufficient evidence for a strong association between tattoos and lymphoma, considering the findings 'overstated.'
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