
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Heart Disease and Stroke Risk, Study Suggests
BMJ reports shingles vaccination may be linked to lower risk of heart disease and stroke, adding to cardiometabolic prevention research.
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BMJ reports shingles vaccination may be linked to lower risk of heart disease and stroke, adding to cardiometabolic prevention research.

Blocking EFHD1 may reduce metabolic liver damage, opening a potential new treatment path for fatty liver disease.

A study is testing a simple bedside scan to predict serious lung complications before heart surgery.

New AI model ECG-CLIP may detect heart disease using far less labeled ECG data, according to a September 1, 2026 study.

Certain type 2 diabetes patients on SGLT2 drugs may face higher ketoacidosis risk, a new report warns.

NHS pharmacies in England will offer seven-minute cholesterol checks to help spot heart disease risk earlier.

NICE recommends a first-of-its-kind therapy that can delay type 1 diabetes onset for up to three years on the NHS.

A heart failure polypill improved ejection fraction and reduced hospital visits in a new randomized trial.

NICE has recommended the first NHS therapy to delay type 1 diabetes onset for up to three years.

NICE recommends pregnancy-specific artificial pancreas technology for women with type 1 diabetes to improve maternity outcomes.