Colon cancer will be diagnosed in approximately 150,000 Americans in 2024. It’s the fourth most diagnosed cancer in the United States and one of the leading causes of cancer deaths, according to ...

A major Swedish study has linked tattoos to a 21% rise in lymphoma risk. Experts say it's time to rethink tattoo safety and push for stronger ink regulations. Learn what it means for your health.

If you're determined to get a tattoo with the colour red, they suggest picking a red ink with naphthol instead. The Swedish study, published last year, identified people with lymphoma aged between ...

A study published last year by Swedish researchers found tattoos can increase your risk of a deadly blood cancer, and the threat could lie with a specific colour.

A Swiss woman got a unique tattoo featuring a barcode inked on her skin that actually scans successfully at self-checkout machines. Inspired by the Red Bull energy drink, the functional tattoo has ...

Dermatologist issues cancer alert in frank tattoo message Dr Molina has urged people to be aware of one thing amidst a wave of research outlining several concerning trends between tattoos and cancer ...

Dr Molina's insights are particularly timely given the recent surge in research examining the potential links between tattoos and cancer. One such study, published last month by the University of ...

A dermatologist has highlighted a potential issue with tattoos that could hinder a cancer diagnosis. Dr Ana Molina of the Jimenez Diaz Foundation took to social media to share her insights, urging ...

There is a new service providing reconstructive care to breast cancer survivors in the West Midlands. Lauren Delarge is a local tattoo artist who recently founded Wildflower Tattooing, which ...

Red meat is classed as a probable cause of cancer. There is lots of good-quality evidence of a link between eating red meat and bowel cancer, but it is not as strong as the evidence for processed meat ...

Still, each daily glass of red wine was linked to a 5 per cent increase in cancer risk, though this wasn’t statistically significant in deeper analyses. Dr. Brian Black, a family medicine ...