shingles

Health - May 21, 2008

Most adults carry the virus but those with affected relatives at higher risk. more >>

Health - May 20, 2008

Shingles, college-age drinking, and erectile Dysfunction as a sign of heart disease more >>

By January W. Payne - Health - May 16, 2008

The CDC has formally recommended the shot for adults age 60 and older. more >>

Health - May 15, 2008

ZOSTAVAX could prevent two thirds of shingles cases, expert says more >>

By Nancy Shute - Health - January 24, 2008

Many Americans haven't received new shots that guard against preventable illnesses. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

The first lesson is one you'll remember from chickenpox as a child: Don't scratch. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

The vaccine for shingles is for use in adults 60 years of age or older. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

The first sign of shingles is often pain, and sometimes numbness, in or under the skin. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

Before the rash and blisters appear, shingles can be difficult to diagnose. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

Many people are able to manage the pain of shingles with over-the-counter pain medications. more >>

Health - January 29, 2007

Shingles is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which also causes chickenpox. more >>

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