Recombinant Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Cardiovascular Risk in New Nature Medicine Study
Nature Medicine study links recombinant shingles vaccination with a lower risk of cardiovascular events in older adults.
Scientific research into vaccines, infections, the microbiome and antimicrobial resistance.
Gut Microbes Linked to Brain Chemistry in New Study
New study links gut bacteria to brain chemistry and mental health markers in healthy young women.
Bacterial Peptide Corisin Linked to Lung Scarring in New Research
New research links bacterial fragment corisin to pulmonary fibrosis and suggests a possible treatment target.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Heart-Disease Risk in Large New Study
A new study suggests the recombinant shingles vaccine may be linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular problems.
Protein Fragment Corisin Identified as Driver of Pulmonary Fibrosis in New Study
A new study links the bacterial peptide corisin to pulmonary fibrosis and points to a possible treatment target.
UK Childhood Vaccination Rates Fall Again as Experts Warn of Growing Protection Gaps
UK childhood vaccination rates fall again in babies, raising concern over persistent gaps in routine immunisation coverage.
Fluconazole Study Suggests Fungal Overgrowth May Be Fueling IBD Symptoms in a Subset of Patients
Fluconazole may reduce IBD symptoms in some patients by restoring gut microbiome balance, a new study suggests.
UK-Led Research Suggests Gut Microbes May Shape Brain Chemistry
UK research links gut microbiome pathways with brain chemicals in healthy women, offering new clues to the gut-brain axis.
New UK Research Sheds Light on Preventing Serious Complications in Long Covid Care
UK researchers report new long Covid care findings from a phase 3 trial in Nature Medicine.
Shingles Vaccination Linked to Lower Heart Disease and Stroke Risk, Study Suggests
A study suggests the shingles vaccine may be linked to lower heart disease and stroke risk, adding to emerging preventive medicine research.
