Get an up-close look at how shingles moves from nerve fibers to the skin to cause a painful, blistering rash.
Find out if you are at risk for shingles, plus how to manage the condition.
Shingles isn’t just for “old people.” If you’re 50 or over, you’re at greater risk. But the shingles vaccine can prevent it.
Getting the vaccines together is safe and you can get both at the pharmacy.
Understand your risk for this painful and highly contagious rash.
Here's what we know about the association between shingles and stress.
Nancy recounts her visit to the emergency room and how the shingles rash spread to her eyelid, nose and mouth before clearing up
Tawanda describes having shingles three times, as well as what she is doing to prevent another infection
Dr. Kevin Soden, MD, discusses how the shingles vaccine can help prevent the painful, blistering shingles rash
Initially fearing a cancer relapse, Tamara shares her diagnosis, three-week recovery, and why she suspects the stress of planning her daughter’s wedding triggered her shingles infection
Learn the answers to who is at risk, who should get vaccinated, and other key shingles questions.
