Sagittarius Daily Horoscope (June 22): The day brings a sense of stability and cautious optimism for Sagittarius natives. While the day may not be overly dramatic, it holds steady potential for ...

Amidst the rise in tattoos in India, Bhanushali has shared a guide that encapsulates everything a client should remember before getting a tattoo, especially in terms of hygiene and safety. What to ...

ARIES (March 20 - April 18): The Sun in Cancer for the next four weeks brings up old family issues. Don't treat them like familiar fixtures or the new twists will throw you.

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.

For Aries, Cancer, and Sagittarius, on June 19, momentum builds and breakthroughs take place, over and over. Timing plays a key role, but it appears that we've got that one down pat.

“Whether you’re getting your first tattoo or adding to your collection, every drop of ink brings us one step closer to her recovery. Help us spread the word and bring your friends along. Let ...

ARIES (March 20 - April 18): Your cool façade is so unexpected rivals find it disconcerting. That's the point. Keep them guessing while inching towards your goal.

Sagittarius Career Horoscope Today At work, your productivity increases when you minimise screen time for a while. Too many notifications scatter your focus. Organise your day and keep tech breaks.

There are various types of lymphoma, but two main ones: non-Hodgkin and Hodgkin. Hodgkin lymphoma is a type of cancer that starts in the white blood cells. It is named after Thomas Hodgkin, an ...

Those with tattoos had a 21 per cent higher risk of the blood cancer lymphoma compared to those who do not, found the researchers from Lund University.

Sagittarius Health Horoscope Today Your health benefits most today from eating slowly and consciously. If you have been facing digestion issues or low energy, check how and when you eat, not just ...

Because these cancers can take years or even decades to develop, getting tattoos at a young age may not lead to cancer until later in life, making it difficult to measure a direct effect. That’s why ...