Shingles cause long-term damage to the fibres and skin, but new evidence suggests it may also spur inflammation in blood vessels.
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The following article Shingles may hike the risk of having a heart attack by up to 60% - signs you should know is courtesy of Daily Express :: Health Feed
Shingles cause long-term damage to the fibres and skin, but new evidence suggests it may also spur inflammation in blood vessels.
Shingles cause long-term damage to the fibres and skin, but new evidence suggests it may also spur inflammation in blood vessels.
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