Shingles vaccine linked to lower risk of heart attack and stroke, study finds - The Guardian

Latest News About Study Connects Shingles Shot to Reduced Heart Attack Risk

A fresh report indicates a connection between the updated shingles vaccine and a lower risk of heart problems. Researchers published the work in Nature. It ties the shot to fewer heart attacks, strokes, instances of heart failure, and overall heart disease. The data shows decreased danger. It comes from a natural experiment.

Reports by STAT and The Guardian detail the discovery. The updated shot ties to fewer heart issues across multiple heart problems. The shot works to diminish danger. The study connects the updated shingles shot straight to a lower risk of major heart problems.

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