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Tattoos Associated With Increased Lymphoma Risk, and Size Doesn’t Matter: Study
New research raises concerns about potentially toxic ink ingredients.
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Did UFC Champion Conor McGregor Really Just Retire?
Of course, this sparks a number of questions because McGregor was slated to fight Nate Diaz in just three months.
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US Navy Eases Tattoo Policy in Hopes of Boosting Recruitment
Similarly, the Army revamped its policy on tattoos back in 2015, but still doesn’t permit hands or neck tattoos.
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David Beckham’s New Tattoo
When David Beckham isn’t sewing adorable dresses for his daughter, Harper’s dolls, he is adding another tattoo to his already heavily canvased body.
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How to Deal With Apple Watch Biggest Issue
Apple has acknowledged two major issues with the Apple Watch that might affect your overall experience
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Apple Offers Workaround for Watch Users With Wrist Tattoos
Apple updated its support page last night, adding a section that warns Apple Watch owners that the device’s heart-rate monitor, which uses green and infrared light, can be interfered with by irregular skin surfaces, such as tattoos.
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Tattoos Associated With Increased Lymphoma Risk, and Size Doesn’t Matter: Study
New research raises concerns about potentially toxic ink ingredients.
|
Did UFC Champion Conor McGregor Really Just Retire?
Of course, this sparks a number of questions because McGregor was slated to fight Nate Diaz in just three months.
|
US Navy Eases Tattoo Policy in Hopes of Boosting Recruitment
Similarly, the Army revamped its policy on tattoos back in 2015, but still doesn’t permit hands or neck tattoos.
|
David Beckham’s New Tattoo
When David Beckham isn’t sewing adorable dresses for his daughter, Harper’s dolls, he is adding another tattoo to his already heavily canvased body.
|
How to Deal With Apple Watch Biggest Issue
Apple has acknowledged two major issues with the Apple Watch that might affect your overall experience
|
Apple Offers Workaround for Watch Users With Wrist Tattoos
Apple updated its support page last night, adding a section that warns Apple Watch owners that the device’s heart-rate monitor, which uses green and infrared light, can be interfered with by irregular skin surfaces, such as tattoos.
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