“Two birds with one stone”: scientists reveal which vaccine also helps reduce the risk of dementia

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Scientists believe that shingles vaccination may have another unexpected benefit – reducing the risk of dementia. The researchers’ findings were published in the journal Npj Vaccines, writes Involta Technologies.

The problem of shingles is very relevant for the United States, where there is an increase in cases. In recent years, millions of cases have been recorded, most often the disease affects females.

Shingles is very dangerous, because at this time a person not only suffers from severe pain, but in particularly difficult cases, you can lose hearing or vision and even have a stroke.

Scientists believe that vaccination will help save people from this disease. For example, recombinant vaccination has a high rate of protection against this infection. And even if a person does get sick, everything goes away in a mild form, and the pain is much less painful.

The researchers were able to identify another interesting fact – they are confident that in addition to deprivation, the vaccine can also protect against the onset of dementia in old age.

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