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Researchers report 40 new Australian cases of tattoo-associated uveitis, a rare inflammatory eye condition that can cause glaucoma and permanent vision loss; cases often appear years after tattooing and largely involve black ink. Most patients require long-term immunosuppressants, leading experts to call for more research into ink ingredients and safer alternatives.
A Polish man developed a severe allergic reaction to red tattoo ink, leading to hair loss, inability to sweat, and vitiligo; his symptoms improved after the ink was removed and he received immunosuppressive treatment, highlighting potential risks of certain tattoo dyes and prompting calls for tighter ink regulations.
Grimes revealed a subtle new face tattoo near her left eye, sparking mixed reactions from fans who found it either innovative or confusing. The tattoo, created by cybersigilism artist Glyphomancer, was showcased in her music video for 'Artificial Angels' and has stirred debate about body art in celebrity culture.
Miley Cyrus recently got a new small tattoo reading 'Muse' on her back, despite admitting she regrets about 80% of her over 50 tattoos, many of which are related to past relationships. The new tattoo may be a tribute to her mother, Tish Cyrus.
HP has introduced the HP All-In Plan, a printer rental subscription program aimed at addressing the frustrations of owning and maintaining a printer. The program offers a new printer, ink, and 24/7 support, with the option to upgrade after two years. However, the subscription starts at $6.99 per month with a limit of 20 pages, and additional pages incur extra costs. Subscribers are locked into a two-year commitment, and early cancellation fees apply. This move comes after HP's acknowledgment of customer frustrations and amidst class-action lawsuits over ink cartridge restrictions.
The International Imaging Technology Council (IITC) has called for the General Electronics Council (GEC) to revoke at least 101 HP printer models from the EPEAT registry, which HP has "made a mockery of." The IITC claims that HP's Dynamic Security and HP+ features prevent customers from using third-party ink cartridges, which goes against EPEAT requirements. The IITC previously filed a complaint to the GEC about HP in 2019 for firmware blocking non-HP ink, but there didn't seem to be any noticeable results.