The article highlights the effectiveness of the shingles vaccine, linking it to lower rates of dementia-related deaths. A recent study shows that dementia patients who received the older Zostavax vaccine experienced a 29.5% decrease in deaths over nine years. The… Read More »Shingles vaccine linked to a lower rate of dementia-related deaths
A recent study highlights walking as a potential modifier of Alzheimer’s disease progression, suggesting that 3,000 to 7,500 steps daily may delay cognitive decline in older adults with elevated amyloid-beta levels. While physical activity shows promise for preventing dementia, the… Read More »Walking can slow progression of Alzheimer’s disease
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
Recent studies indicate that vaccines, including shingles, RSV, Tdap, and flu vaccines, can significantly reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease in older adults. These vaccines prevent infections linked to increased dementia risk, enhancing overall health and quality of… Read More »Four vaccines that reduce your risk of dementia
A study published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine indicates that any level of alcohol consumption correlates with a higher risk of dementia, with no evidence supporting the neuroprotective effects of moderate drinking. It further emphasizes the toxic impact alcohol has on… Read More »Any amount of alcohol consumption increases risk of dementia
A recent study links AS01-adjuvanted RSV and shingles vaccines to a reduced dementia risk in older adults. Findings indicate that the RSV vaccine led to a 29% longer duration without dementia, while the shingles vaccine resulted in 18%. Combined vaccination… Read More »RSV and shingles vaccines linked to a lower risk of dementia
The herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine significantly lowers the risk of developing dementia, as confirmed by new research. Shingles is a painful condition linked to long-term complications, including cognitive decline. Vaccination is essential for those over 50, offering protection against both… Read More »More evidence herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine delays dementia
A recent study reveals that unmarried individuals have a significantly lower risk of dementia compared to married counterparts, challenging the belief that marriage protects against cognitive decline. Conducted with 24,000 older adults over 18 years, it suggests that marital status… Read More »Study shows unmarried people have lower risk of dementia
GSK is investigating the potential link between its shingles vaccine, Shingrix, and reduced dementia risk among over a million older adults in the UK. The study will analyze health records to provide insights on how the vaccine, which prevents shingles… Read More »GSK is investigating if shingles vaccine reduces risk of dementia
A recent peer-reviewed study indicates that certain drugs, including vaccines, may reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The research involved over 130 million individuals and identified classes of drugs, such as antibiotics and antivirals, that show promise in… Read More »Study shows some drugs and vaccines lower risk of dementia