Real-world side effects reportedly caused by the Shringrix vaccine are mostly unremarkable – pain, fever, chills – but 3% of the complaints are serious, according to the CDC.

Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made its formal recommendations for the use of Shingrix—a new vaccine that appears to offer significantly better protection against shingles ...

As with any vaccine, the Shingrix vaccine comes with possible side effects. The most common side effect is soreness at the injection site. About 80% of those who receive the vaccine report mild to ...

There's been huge demand for Shingrix, ... A report of a reaction through VAERS is not proof that a vaccine caused it and the 3 percent figure ... Macy Sinreich / TODAY Illustration / Getty Images.

According to Shingrix's FDA label, 78% of vaccine recipients experienced pain at the injection site in clinical tests. Thirty-eight percent experienced redness and 25.9% experienced swelling.

Consumer Reports tells you what you need to know about the shingles vaccine shortage. With demand for Shingrix outstripping supply, here’s how to protect yourself.

Shingrix is currently the best way to protect yourself against shingles and serious potential complications. However, if you ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: I recently read this morning that the shingles vaccine, Shingrix, “may have a protective effect against dementia.” It goes on to say the studies that have been conducted so far ...

Real-world side effects reportedly caused by the Shringrix vaccine are mostly unremarkable – pain, fever, chills – but 3% of the complaints are serious, according to the CDC.