A recent study indicates that recipients of the recombinant shingles vaccine (Shingrix) experience a lower risk of cardiovascular events compared to those who received the live-attenuated vaccine (Zostavax). While causality is not established, Shingrix may also provide ancillary benefits, including… Read More »Recombinant shingles vaccine improves cardiovascular outcomes
In July 2026, the American Heart Association’s scientific statement found that moderate coffee consumption has potential cardiovascular benefits, including reduced risks of heart disease and stroke. Individual responses to caffeine vary, emphasizing the need for tailored consumption. While coffee isn’t… Read More »American Heart Association issues statement on benefits of coffee
Recent studies indicate that COVID vaccines significantly lower the risk of heart attacks and cardiac death among adults, especially older individuals. Findings demonstrate that vaccinations can prevent major cardiovascular events and complications. Experts suggest that the benefits of vaccination notably… Read More »Three studies show that COVID vaccines lowers heart attack risk
A recent study indicates that cervical precancers related to HPV increase the risk of heart disease and mortality in young women. Individuals with prior cervical HSIL showed significantly higher cardiovascular risks. The HPV vaccine is recommended to prevent these precancers… Read More »HPV-related cervical precancers linked to risk of heart issues
A new study indicates that the risk of heart conditions like myocarditis and pericarditis is significantly higher for children who contract COVID than for those who receive the COVID vaccine. While vaccination entails some risks, the overall dangers associated with… Read More »COVID causes higher risk of heart issues for children than vaccine
A recent study reveals that shingles increases the risk of major cardiovascular events by 25%. However, those vaccinated against shingles showed a significant reduction in these risks, including heart attacks and dementia. The shingles vaccine, recommended for individuals 50 and… Read More »Shingles vaccine reduces risk of heart attacks, dementia, and death
A new study reveals that the shingles vaccine significantly lowers the risk of cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes. Vaccinated individuals showed a 72.9% reduction in herpes zoster ophthalmicus and an 83.7% decrease in postherpetic neuralgia. The CDC recommends… Read More »Shingles vaccine linked to reduced risk of heart attacks, stroke
A recent meta-analysis published in the journal Heart reveals significant cardiovascular risks linked to cannabis use, including a 29% increased risk of heart attack, 20% higher stroke risk, and 210% greater likelihood of cardiovascular death. Experts advocate for cannabis regulation… Read More »Cannabis is linked to heart disease
A new South Korean study reveals that the shingles vaccine reduces cardiovascular events by 23%, providing additional health benefits beyond preventing shingles. While it does not directly prevent conditions like dementia or heart attacks, it lowers the risk related to… Read More »New study — shingles vaccine reduces cardiovascular events
RFK Jr is promoting a debunked myth that measles protects against heart disease, citing a flawed study. While some data suggest a correlation, research shows measles can actually increase heart disease risk, and its complications, like myocarditis, are serious. The… Read More »Does measles protect against heart disease? It’s complicated