Shingles vaccines prevent painful infections and sharply cut the risk of dementia

UCHealth·May 14

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The shingles vaccine is reported to prevent painful infections and may also have additional health benefits. Some research suggests it could cut the risk of dementia and serious cardiac events, although the scope of these benefits is not entirely clear. The vaccine appears to offer several advantages, with various outlets highlighting its potential to prevent a range of health issues.

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