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Mirrorlights: Know about inherent risks of getting inked

Tattoos have become very popular, especially among the youth, as a form of body art and a means of expressing their thoughts or passion.

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news gov hk - Health chief meets WHO officials

news gov hk - Health chief meets WHO officials
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Tattoos pose inherent risks of hepatitis, HIV and cancers, warn doctors

Tattoos pose inherent risks of hepatitis, HIV and cancers, warn doctors New Delhi: Love to get tattooed? Beware, the ink and needle used may raise your

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Hong Kong: Health chief meets WHO officials

Hong Kong: Health chief meets WHO officials

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Tattoos Pose Inherent Risks Of Hepatitis, HIV And Cancers, Warn Doctors

New Delhi, May 29 (IANS) Love to get tattooed? Beware, the ink and needle used may raise your risk of getting diseases like Hepatitis B, C, HIV, and

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