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Shingles Vaccine May Lower Dementia Risk | Wilmington News
New research reveals that getting the shingles vaccine may slash dementia risk by 24%—but it’s not a cure. A massive study of half a million seniors found a strong link, though experts stress this is correlation, not causation. The vaccine’s broader health perks—like lowering stroke and heart attack risks—might explain why. Still, doctors say it’s not a dementia treatment. Get it for the real reason: to avoid shingles’ painful nerve damage. CDC recommends it for ages 50+. If you’re noticing memory changes, talk to your doctor early. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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