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The findings raise new questions about the long-term health effects of tattoos.
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3 times a 2% risk, after 60 years of life ... If we take such a small sample-size at face-value. Even among Danish twins, its likely tattoos themselves were more common among those with more stressors, but there's not even any mention of income levels, or any of so many other indicators that likely had a bigger impact than tattoo ink.