"The new vaccine is much more effective against preventing shingles and post-shingles pain — over 90 percent effective," Dr. Schaffner says.
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The turning point came, she said, when the couple removed salmon-covered asbestos shingles from the exterior, revealing gorgeous Victorian cedar shingles beneath.
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By preventing shingles, the vaccine also drastically reduces the overall incidence of severe nerve pain, a lasting complication for about one in three people who get shingles.
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The currently available shingles vaccine, called Zostavax, only prevents about half of shingles cases in those over age 242 and has demonstrated far less effectiveness among elderly patients.
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One-third of Americans eventually get shingles, but the risk rises with age, and by age 286 half of adults will have had at least one outbreak of shingles.
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Those who have never had chickenpox or been vaccinated against it are at risk for developing chickenpox — not shingles — if they come in contact with fluid from the blisters of a shingles patient.
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Leake's been on the DL since August 22 with shingles.
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If you have a zero, you're going to lose shingles.
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Competing with asphalt shingles would be a different thing entirely.
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Disney's Contemporary Resort gingerbread display contains thousands of cookie shingles.
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Yet immune suppression itself leaves the people vulnerable to shingles.
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"It's exactly the same as shingles in humans," he said.
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Can you get shingles if you had the chickenpox vaccine?
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The researchers calculated rates of shingles from 2003 through 2014.
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An image from SunTegra's website shows conventional panels and solar shingles.
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And that post-shingles pain goes on for months; it's debilitating.
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Solar shingles here pretty much look like your average roof pic.twitter.
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Shingles were kidnapped from roofs; swimming pools dissolved into the ocean.
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"It lost shingles and one board on the wall," he said.
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Lyrica is used for treating nerve damage from diabetes and shingles.
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"Give them the shingles vaccine as a gift," Dr. Bridges said.
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Crumbling shacks are shown with shingles missing from their gabled roofs.
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If you think you have shingles, you should call your doctor ASAP.
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Leake has been on the disabled list following a bout with shingles.
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Shingrix has shown greater protection against shingles among the elderly than Zostavax.
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Only 85033 percent of adults over age 60 receive the shingles vaccine.
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Holloway saw shingles scattered on the ground when he approached his home.
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Consider the anxiety suffered by Diamond and McKibben over asphalt roof shingles.
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People hang shingles who aren't trained and don't know what they're doing.
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"My eye was so swollen I couldn't open it," she said. Shingles.
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But for about 15 percent of people, shingles does not end there.
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Other possible complications of shingles include pneumonia, hearing problems, blindness and encephalitis.
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Houses across the island had their shingles shorn by the high winds.
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Among children who had both doses, rates of shingles were even lower.
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At those wind speeds, a 220 analysis found roof shingles were more than 28% likely to be ripped off if they were nailed on, and even roofs with hurricane clips holding down shingles were 25% likely to fail.
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The short answer to the shingles question is this: All evidence so far indicates that those who receive the chickenpox vaccine have a lower risk of developing shingles later in life than those who had the chickenpox itself.
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Solar shingles Goal: 2019 will be the year of the Tesla solar roof.
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The shingles vaccine was also approved in Europe and Japan on March 23.
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They should look more like roof shingles, with plenty of exposure to air.
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I was shocked to see so much asbestos shingles and asbestos pipe insulation.
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He presented new solar roof shingles to the world a few months ago.
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Nomadic Resorts used teak shingles to give the main buildings a natural color.
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The house's shingles are pale green and hexagonal, not white and fish scale.
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The house's shingles are pale green and hexagonal, not white and fish-scale.
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Dooling also noted that the vaccine is more than 90% protective against shingles.
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And elders have been particularly slow to take advantage of the shingles vaccine.
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One way to reduce your chances of getting shingles is to get vaccinated.
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She had shingles and malaria that wouldn't go away; her weight had dropped precipitously.
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It also protected against residual pain caused by shingles in 89 percent of cases.
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RHP Mike Leake (shingles) has been scratched from his scheduled start on Saturday night.
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The new product may involve the solar rooftop shingles that SolarCity announced this summer.
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The home is fronted by sandstone and has a slate roof, with stone shingles.
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President Barack Obama's third chief, Bill Daley, came down with shingles from the stress.
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College football programs are many things—businesses, marketing shingles for universities, local cultural icons.
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There, they congregate in caves like living shingles, and go dormant over the summer.
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The new James Hardie exterior cladding mixes board and batten, shingles and lap siding.
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In October, the pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline submitted a new shingles vaccine for F.D.A. approval.
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If you're lucky you may detect the onset of shingles before the rash appears.
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Shingles, the same virus that causes chickenpox, includes symptoms of pain and a rash.
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For example, if you've had chickenpox you are carrying the virus that causes shingles.
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It estimates there are 1 million cases of shingles in the U.S. every year.
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According to Musk, these roofs can be expected to last much longer than a normal roof — up to 50 years, versus around 20 — because the shingles are much more resilient than typical roofing shingles; they are covered with a layer of tempered glass.
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Reporter: Outbreaks of scabies, shingles and chicken pox were spreading among the hundreds of children.
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Solar shingles graced the roofs of many houses, and a Tesla sat in every driveway.
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The impressive house has over 5,000 decorative gingerbread shingles — and a number of hidden Mickeys.
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During this process, I have lifted up a large section of shingles and roof scraps.
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Lest you have doubts about the value of this vaccine, consider the effects of shingles.
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Overall activeness score: 51.4What they do: Cover roofs with shingles, slate, asphalt, aluminum, wood, etc.
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When they pulled up, ripped shingles, mangled cars and twisted street signs were scattered everywhere.
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The roofs of the Craftsmen sagged, the shingles mostly gone or dangling like dead skin.
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Anyone who has had chicken pox or the chicken pox vaccine can develop shingles, but the risk increases sharply after age 221 and vaccination against the shingles-causing virus is recommended by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention starting at age 22017.
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The winds battered the boat with debris, mostly roof shingles from the neighborhood homes, Pike said.
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By the time you reach your 50s and 60s, you're advised to get the shingles vaccine.
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Specifically, Tesla has developed four different styles of rooftop solar shingles: Tuscan, slate, textured, and smooth.
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Shingles is caused by reactivation of the varicella zoster virus that is also responsible for chickenpox.
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And I'm like here nailing the shingles on my house, by myself, by hand, taking months.
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We are also to reshingle the much steeper and higher cookhouse with historically accurate cedar shingles.
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The Cardinals placed RHP Mike Leake (shingles) on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug.
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Lyrica can also be used to treat pain from diabetes, shingles, fibromyalgia and spinal cord injuries.
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Mr. Musk promised to deliver the shingles at a price comparable to replacing a normal roof.
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They join family businesses or hang their own shingles and serve as instructors on the side.
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Crown-shaped and covered in pale-green hexagonal shingles, the house today resembles a frosted cake.
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The chickenpox virus can emerge decades later in the form of shingles, an excruciatingly painful rash.
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Then a shingles vaccine recommended for people 50 years and over can cost upwards of $140.
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What they do: Cover roofs of structures with shingles, slate, asphalt, aluminum, wood, or related materials.
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Hurricane Bertha — a Category 2 storm — peeled off our roof shingles as if scaling a fish.
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Other tenants include the National Shingles Foundation and a wedding-band company called Star Talent Inc.
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Children vaccinated against chickenpox had a 78 percent lower rate of shingles than their unvaccinated peers.
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Mini Chiclets make great tiles, round dummies make wonderful wreaths, fruit leathers present a world of opportunity, black licorice sticks of gum make for great shingles, and I was surprised how easy it was to make roof shingles for the victorian house with melted green chocolate!
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Now we convert the list of tokens into a list of "shingles," which are sequences of tokens.
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An over-the-counter product for treating warts and shingles is coming from an unusual place: lobsters.
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Roof shingles fly off of the roof at Jon's Auto Shop on B Street in Colorado Springs!
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The roofs of at least two buildings were badly damaged, and shingles were removed from many others.
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More than 1.3 million ER visits were for the shingles-causing virus, they reported in JAMA Dermatology.
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"Shingles is a preventable disease that can have adverse effects on your quality of life," Yawn said.
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The risk of shingles, which is caused by reactivation of the chicken pox virus, increases with age.
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Solar roofing uses solar panels as shingles, replacing (rather than sitting on top of) a traditional roof.
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RHP Mike Leake (shingles) missed his scheduled start Saturday night and there's no timetable for his return.
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Sales of Zostavax, the only shingles vaccine on the market at present, totalled $749 million in 2015.
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Older people are most at risk of an outbreak of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash.
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GlaxoSmithKline – The drugmaker won FDA approval for a new shingles vaccine, an injectable drug known as Shingrix.
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Shingles is caused by a reactivation of the varicella zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox.
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On the roof he had leaned back on the shingles, considered the drop to the yard below.
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But like other Tesla products, the shingles have been delayed, which the company attributed to their complexity.
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The company will produce the solar cells for the shingles at its plant in Buffalo, New York.
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They recalled returning home to nothing but a pile of roof shingles and a solitary tin box.
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Winds gusting up to 80 mph knocked over trees, ripped shingles off roofs, and toppled power poles.
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His son Jean-Christophe David said the cause was complications of shingles, which he contracted last spring.
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They also see specialists who are more focused on cardiology or oncology than on flu and shingles.
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Four of the eight human herpes viruses were detected, including oral and genital herpes, chickenpox and shingles.
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Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a skin disorder triggered by the chickenpox or varicella virus.
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The shingles are leaf-like, in natural colors that help the structure blend into the natural setting.
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You hear of GPs at existing funds leaving to set up their own shingles fairly often these days.
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Musk added that his ultimate goal is to install the solar glass tiles even faster than comparative shingles.
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"If you could handle it, then shingles wouldn't be flying off the heat shield," Al snaps at him.
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Shingles is an old childhood friend, since it's caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox, varicella zoster.
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Many former Chamber executives have indeed found prominent perches at other groups or by hanging their own shingles.
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There are an estimated 1 million cases of shingles in the nation each year, according to the CDC.
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I could hear the shingles coming off the roof, and I knew I couldn't do anything about it.
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I am over 60, listen to my doctor, get my flu shot regularly and got my shingles shot.
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Shortly before he blasted off for the space station, she said, he was on the roof replacing shingles.
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He grew up in the isolated nearby valley town of Bunyah in a primitive shack with leaky shingles.
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The new shingles vaccine is expensive, but worth it, according to a new analysis in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Still, it's no contest: The hazards of shingles and its complications dwarf any problems yet reported with Shingrix.
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Awnings were sheared off some homes, and here and there strips of siding or roof shingles were missing.
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Its builders have scattered gingerbread ornaments on exteriors made of brick, stucco, shingles, clapboards and recycled barn boards.
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One million Americans will get shingles in the coming year; the C.D.C. wants seniors to get vaccinated now.
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In the years following, she developed food allergies, joint pain, gastrointestinal issues and shingles and contracted mononucleosis twice.
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Among the checkered roofs, their shingles torn off in the wind, are the emerald green above-ground pools.
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In fact, varicella-zoster can reactivate in adulthood (usually in people older than 50) as a disease called shingles.
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They found a small fire at the back of the home, which damaged wooden shingles before it was extinguished.
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The decrease among older people may be due to more of them getting the shingles vaccine, U.S. researchers suggest.
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Shingles also noted that Team Indus, an organization that's currently pursuing the Google Lunar XPRIZE, is based in India.
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The siding on the fire-resistant home was a fiber cement composite, rather than typical wood shingles or planks.
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All told, herpes viruses may result in cold sores, corneal infections, shingles, genital sores, the "kissing disease" and tumors.
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SunTegra is a four-year-old firm in Port Chester, New York, which produces solar-powered shingles and tiles.
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With solar shingles, builders can work on the roofs and do repairs without having to remove the panels entirely.
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RHP Mike Leake (shingles) had to miss his scheduled start Saturday night and there's no timetable for his return.
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After the acquisition Mr Musk boasted, at a Hollywood film set, of solar modules made to resemble roof shingles.
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He promised a roof covered with solar power generating roof tiles, that would look something like premium architectural shingles.
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Olson has shingles, according to manager Terry Francona, and has been dealing with the illness for a few weeks.
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Studies presented to the committee show that Zostavax is 220% effective against shingles and 67% effective against postherpetic neuralgia.
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The task seemed simple: Choose a medium gray for the shingles with a splash of color for the door.
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Reyes will be making his first major-league start in place of Mike Leake, who is sidelined with shingles.
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If she scrambles far enough up the redwood shingles, she can reach her own Mt. Olympus, the roof's peak.
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Zostavax, prescribed for shingles among seniors, had the lowest percentage increase but was still high: 31% over five years.
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Dempsey, 41, had found the rabbit under a 4-foot pile of drywall, flooring, shingles and furniture, he said.
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CVS Health is now offering GlaxoSmithKline's new shingles vaccine at its pharmacies nationwide as Shingrix continues to gain momentum.
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Almost 1 of every 3 people in the U.S. will develop shingles in their lifetime, according to the CDC.
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Britain's National Health Service ranks shingles, heart attacks, and cluster headaches among the most painful conditions a person can experience.
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Shingrix is more effective than Zostavax, the only currently available shingles prevention vaccine, which is given as a single dose.
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"I think I was so vulnerable and so open to the information that next day, I got shingles," she said.
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From Bloomberg:Make no mistake: The new shingles will still be a premium product, at least when they first roll out.
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Speaking to The Verge, X Prize Foundation CEO Marcus Shingles said the goal was to create a truly multipurpose robot.
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Murray's form has been patchy during a 2017 season that has been disrupted by shingles, an elbow injury and influenza.
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For a long time, asbestos was used in insulation, water supply lines, roof shingles, break pads, and numerous other products.
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Most notably, less than five years after a high-profile launch, Dow Chemical recently ceased manufacturing its solar roofing shingles.
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That night, maintenance workers had repaired the roof of a building on the set, using blowtorches to heat asphalt shingles.
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Large international trials have shown that the vaccine prevents more than 90 percent of shingles cases, even at older ages.
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Here, treated bamboo slices have been bent into overlapping arches that support a curved roof of hand-folded copper shingles.
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Evidence of infectious chickenpox and shingles were still apparent in body fluids up to 30 days after the astronauts returned.
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There's the Beach Tiny House, with an exterior featuring grey shingles and white trim, as well as beachy interior accents.
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They might prefer to make a low wage working inside an Amazon distribution center to putting shingles on a roof.
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The chickenpox vaccine not only protects against chickenpox: A new study has found it also lowers the risk for shingles.
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They found that over all, the vaccinated children had a 78 percent lower rate of shingles than their unvaccinated peers.
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GSK's upcoming new medicines include a novel inhaler that combines three medicines in one device and a promising vaccine for shingles.
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A whole sheet of roof plywood - covered in maroon shingles, from his family's home - slammed into the side of the boat.
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Such cells have figured prominently in the development of vaccines against diseases such as rubella, rabies, polio, measles, chickenpox, and shingles.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers information about shingles and the vaccine on its website (here: bit.ly/2iux4yJ).
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Selling a vaccine like Shingrix for the shingles or Gardasil 9 for HPV is where a company can make big profits.
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Most of the trail-blazing financial advisors who hung out their shingles in the 1980s and '90s have remained solo practitioners.
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In a later study, Irwin found that practicing tai chi gave the same immunity boost as a vaccine developed for shingles.
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A freelance reporter harboring dreams of literary glory, Sara is portrayed as about as much fun as a case of shingles.
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He had another relapse in early 2013, after he suffered from a bout of shingles, for which he was prescribed painkillers.
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Set closely on narrow lots, they are often embellished with Corinthian columns, rippling wood shingles, decorative brickwork or leaded-glass windows.
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Given in one dose, Zostavax had shown a 51 percent reduction in shingles and a 67 percent reduction in nerve pain.
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"The Shingrix vaccine has the potential to prevent tens of thousands of cases of shingles and its complications," Dr. Dooling said.
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Accompanied by her daughter Sayako, she was hospitalized on Saturday, her first stay since she underwent treatment for shingles in 1997.
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At the time, the house was plastered in asbestos shingles and 1950s vinyl flooring, with a marigold kitchen overrun by mice.
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Shingles is a painful and sometimes debilitating nerve inflammation and blistering skin rash caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox.
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"Compared to shingles, a little arm pain for a day or so is a small price to pay," Dr. Schaffner said.
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And are there legions of potential customers willing to spring tens of thousands of dollars for terra cotta glass solar shingles?
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Other drugs in its portfolio include Lyrica, which treats pain associated with diabetes, shingles and fibromyalgia, and Januvia, which treats diabetes.
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The two-bedroom home has period details including Casuarina roof shingles and a stone fireplace, but nature is the main show.
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When he inherited it, he built a house—two stories, red asphalt shingles, cedarwood siding—at the top of the hill.
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A 2012 study of more than 6,000 Kaiser Permanente members who had had a recent episode of shingles found that those who had been vaccinated were at slightly lower risk of a recurrence of shingles than those who had not been vaccinated, but the difference was not statistically significant, and rates of recurrence were low in both groups.
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That was the push I needed to end my procrastination about getting the new shingles vaccine, Shingrix, which was approved by the Food and Drug Administration last October after studies involving 297,250 people showed it to be far more effective at preventing this disease than the first shingles vaccine, Zostavax, which I had had a decade earlier.
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The surge in Keytruda sales more than offset steep declines in sales for its shingles vaccine Zostavax and hepatitis C treatment Zepatier.
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He was diagnosed with shingles in February and sustained an elbow injury in March before being laid low by illness last week.
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The old barn has cedar shingles that are pretty weathered, and a green metal roof with a couple of chimneys sticking out.
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I got a fever, the shingles, and had to go to the hospital because of the stress that I was going through.
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Sales of shingles vaccine Shingrix soared to 386 million pounds in the three-month period, above analysts' expectations of 366 million pounds.
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The company replaced wood and tin roofs with asphalt shingles, which also were cheap and easy to install, as well as fireproof.
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I spent nearly an hour watering the wood shingles in hopes they wouldn't catch the embers from burning structures up the way.
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Cardinals Mike Leake, who was activated from the DL after a bout with shingles, started for the first time since Aug. 21.
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Abre Etteh of New Malden, Britain, UK chose to evoke an overhanging tree via a cluster of hanging shingles inside his sukkah.
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People who have had chickenpox are at risk of contracting shingles, a viral infection that can lead to vision loss, as adults.
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Instead of classic beach houses with cedar shingles, developers are building more sleek, contemporary homes with flat roofs and lots of glass.
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V.H.A. researchers have already given us the nicotine patch, the shingles vaccine, and innovative approaches to geriatric and end-of-life care.
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Mr. Musk used the time to pitch new products including glass shingles — solar roofs that would generate energy and also look beautiful.
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Trump's blood pressure measured 118/80 and the President had been vaccinated for shingles and pneumococcal diseases, such as meningitis and pneumonia.
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The fear is that, when it comes to our financial system, both our Congress and our regulators are now loosening the shingles.
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There are arched doorways, terracotta shingles, and floor-to-ceiling windows galore that open up to views of the Bel-Air Country Club.
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Both viruses are part of a family of viruses called herpesviridae, which also includes the viruses responsible for chicken pox, shingles, and mono.
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His first outburst came at college as he studied mercilessly for his mid-terms while simultaneously trying to shake a bout of shingles.
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Merck, a major UPS healthcare customer, has a portfolio of vaccines for viral illnesses ranging from shingles and hepatitis B to the flu.
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Getting the chicken pox as a kid was an itchy annoyance, but it can turn into something much worse as an adult: shingles.
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Other former bankers report insomnia, nausea, panic attacks and even a case of shingles that developed due to the stress of the job.
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There are about 1 million cases of shingles in the United States each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Recalling the plumage of Chakaia Booker's tire sculptures, or Simone Leigh's impenetrable body-architectures, Siegel's skin-like shingles magnify a concealed inner presence.
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His last start was on August 21 when he tossed seven shutout innings at Philadelphia, while already feeling the effects of the shingles.
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The pre-vote debate became lively, though, when considering whether to prefer Shingrix over Zostavax for the prevention of shingles and related complications.
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The next two days on the job site are spent tethered to safety ropes, prying shingles off the roof, an amazingly satisfying activity.
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Over the next two days, our work crew replaces rotten boards on the roof and lays down sheathing in preparation for the shingles.
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SolarCity, whose main innovation is a clever financing model, will round out the picture with rooftop solar panels, solar shingles and the like.
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The exterior is brick, with a playful entry typical of the style, with curving spandrels and an overhang with fish-scale-shape shingles.
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Instead recognize that the low price of asphalt shingles helps to ensure that people in capitalist countries have hard roofs over their heads.
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A close example of a pristine Levitt house, on Oak Tree Lane, lost bragging rights when its owners replaced the original asphalt shingles.
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Replacing black asphalt and shingles with plants can lower the surrounding air temperature, filter dirty storm water and reduce a building's energy use.
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International studies indicate that the newcomer, Shingrix, is far more effective than the current vaccine, reducing the incidence of shingles by 90 percent.
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However, the risk of shingles for those who had the chickenpox vaccine is much lower than for people who had the natural infection.
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The "Hamilton" creator took to Twitter on Thursday to tell followers that what he thought was a migraine, turned out to be shingles.
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Mr. Musk also promised to replace the boxy solar panels with solar shingles that look like ordinary roofing materials but can generate electricity.
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Iterating through the above list, we can transform our data into the following hash table: Now that we have a mapping of all the shingles appearing in a given issue to all the full text articles from that issue containing each shingle, we repeat the first part of the process with the OCRed text, getting a list of shingles for each article.
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He and his father kept peaking up from the well to examine the shingles – looking for the distinctive maroon ones of his parents' home.
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The solar cells were considered innovative because they were uniquely built into roof shingles for a sleek look rather than placing them on top.
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Besides warts and shingles, Bayer said it can be used for eczema and something known as molluscum contagiosum, a common skin rash in children.
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The solar-powered roof shingles were unveiled last October to showcase the benefits of combining Elon Musk's electric car maker with the solar installer.
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The other two are a three-in-one inhaler for chronic lung disease and a shingles vaccine, which were approved in September and October.
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It isn't covered with solar panels — instead it's made from solar shingles that both protect the home and produce clean power all at once.
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But Zostavax was only about two-thirds effective in preventing shingles, and the protection was essentially gone just seven years after getting the vaccine.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has filed for U.S. approval of its shingles vaccine Shingrix, which analysts feel has the potential for $1 billion in annual sales.
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Nearly 1 in 3 people in the United States will develop shingles, also known as herpes zoster, during their lifetime, according to the CDC.
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The Enquirer reported the shipment indeed included everything: The kitchen sink, doors, drywall, shingles, windows, floors, furnace, hundreds of pounds of nails and paint.
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Shingles is the result of reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus, which causes chickenpox and remains latent in those who have had that disease.
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From Corpus Christi to Houston, Texas (CNN)It begins with a couple of shingles in the road, a power line down here or there.
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There are only a few vaccine manufacturers, and some vaccines — including those for measles, mumps, rubella, varicella and shingles — are produced by just one.
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A bioreactor in Belgium that makes so-called antigens - proteins that trigger an immune reaction against the shingles virus - is reaching its capacity limits.
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There are grand Queen Anne mansions with patterned roof shingles; charming Victorians with turrets and weathervanes; Italianate homes with mansard roofs and overhanging eaves.
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Shingrix has won over regulators in North America, Europe and China with trials where it prevented 90% of Shingles cases in the immunised group.
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He is also aiming to sell solar cells that look like shingles, a move designed to make rooftop solar more attractive -- literally -- for consumers.
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But she was also more vulnerable to infection, and wound up developing a blood infection, shingles, and serious bladder infections shortly after the transplant.
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The pointed spires, the wraparound porch, the shingles, and the elaborate columns are all popular features of a Queen Anne Revival, according to Boehme.
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A query on back pain spit out this terrifying list of potential possibilities: gas pains, shingles, ovarian cancer, acute kidney failure, and tick bites.
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Other vaccinations recommended for adults include an annual flu shot, a tetanus booster every 10 years, the shingles vaccine and the pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine.
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While a fast-traveling hurricane might blow off some shingles, a relentless onslaught such as this could easily blow off roofs or destroy houses.
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Gates restrict access to the side roads, where houses with shingles, decks and, increasingly, raised concrete foundations and multiple gables are packed closely together.
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Some of the tests aren't as exciting as they would seem, however: One involves blasting roof shingles with a wind machine for two hours.
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Once someone contracts chickenpox, the virus that causes it, herpes zoster, lives inside nerve tissue and can re-emerge as shingles later in life.
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A New York Times report published Saturday detailed outbreaks of scabies, shingles and chickenpox among the children being held in a facility in Clint, Texas.
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A study earlier this year found that the longer astronauts are in space, the more likely they are to have herpes, chickenpox and shingles reactivate.
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It can be inflammatory (brought on by diseases like arthritis) or neuropathic (affecting the nerves, as in some cases of shingles, diabetes, or chemotherapy treatments).
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The evidence for its use in nerve pain after shingles and diabetic neuropathy created a narrative that gabapentin could be helpful with pain, Goodman said.
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When Dern plunged through the shingles he landed on a sofa or mattress, Donis said, because the garage was being used as a living space.
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Astronauts face a greater likelihood of having viruses like herpes, mononucleosis and shingles reactivate the longer they're traveling in space, according to a new study.
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St. Louis rookie Alex Reyes started Saturday in place of Mike Leake, who was scratched due to shingles and is questionable for Friday's scheduled start.
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GlaxoSmithKline —The drugmaker has filed for U.S. approval of its shingles vaccine Shingrix, which analysts feel has the potential for $1 billion in annual sales.
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Shingles, characterized by painful rash, is caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus in patients who have suffered from the disease in the past.
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In recent years, cupping therapy has been used for people suffering all sorts of ailments including shingles, facial paralysis, cough and difficulty breathing and acne.
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Williams spoke from the Cole County Sheriff's office, where debris including insulation, roofing shingles and metal pieces lay on the ground outside the front doors.
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The shingles appear to have grown over the structure like fur, leaving it windowless, and each is dollhouse-scale, pairing connotations of wickedness and innocence.
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Merck's Zostavax vaccine to prevent shingles continued to lose significant ground to GSK's rival Shingrix, with sales falling by more than half to $54 million.
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This virus can lay dormant for decades after the initial infection, and when it wakes back up, it causes a nasty, debilitating illness called shingles.
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She remembers when she had shingles, when she was 19, and ended up selling plasma to afford a $100 doctor visit to get it treated.
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A bout of shingles which forced him to cancel a high-profile trip to Iran seemed to stoke speculation about his future at the weekend.
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Agenus' shingles vaccine received FDA approval on Friday, but Armen told Cramer that his company had not yet tapped into the drug's highly lucrative prospects.
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In contrast, Shingrix is 97% effective against shingles for people between the ages of 50 and 69 and 91% effective for people 70 or older.
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More than one committee member suggested that familiarity with shingles -- and the serious pain it can cause -- accounts for this unusually high rate of acceptance.
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It was while I was on the roof in my bathrobe, painting the shingles with the hot oil, that my wife appeared in the window.
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There are two tasks at hand — we HistoriCorps volunteers are to strip the bunkhouse of its asphalt shingles, shore up the roof and reshingle it.
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At the same time, the technology is considered more efficient and advancements have led to aesthetically-pleasing solar panels that look like traditional roof shingles.
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It depends on the model, but some of these tiny-home kits come with homebuilding materials like glass for windows and shingles for a roof.
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The home has a total of 170 panels that are bonded with chemicals instead of nails and shingles, which can come loose during a hurricane.
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"We believe Shingrix will provide confidence in the protection one can expect from a shingles vaccine," said Luc Debruyne, the company's president of global vaccines.
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Many people find boxy solar panels unattractive on roofs with ceramic barrel tiles, or simply don't like puncturing holes in their shingles to install panels.
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In his 20s, he had Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a form of shingles that left him with mild nerve damage and makes him sensitive to light.
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Prodding the older population to get a single shot has proved tough: barely 31 percent of those over age 60 have been vaccinated against shingles.
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The fire, which was on the home's exterior wood shingles, was small, and firefighters were able to put it out using a hand-held extinguisher.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved it a decade ago, and the C.D.C. recommends it for those over 2003, including those who've already had shingles.
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Ask Well People who have never had chickenpox are at risk for developing the illness if they come in contact with a shingles patient's blisters.
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Thus, if the result is positive, Dr. Leipzig says you'd be wise to get the shingles vaccine because you could be harboring the live virus.
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Here's how it compares to its predecessor Zostavax, which over all reduces the risk of shingles by 51 percent and of PHN by 67 percent.
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The Bernstein analyst said Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline both have a stable vaccine portfolio, including shingles, flu, pertussis and polio vaccines, that will keep driving revenue.
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Schultz emphasized that the home, with its gray shingles, tennis court and pool, not to mention its legacy, is not priced to be torn down.
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Let's hope not, because roboticists at the University of Michigan have made a roofing drone that uses that tool to autonomously nail shingles into place.
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Mr. Shah said the company hoped to push sales of those shingles, which Tesla calls a "solar roof," in the second half of this year.
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I like to recycle my materials, so I use cardboard, canvas, wood shingles, paper, maps, and mostly pen, acrylic paint, pencil, and crayon or pastel.
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It can happen so frequently that it can affect your eating and your sleeping, and lead to people being very distressed by this post-shingles pain.
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He says the vaccinations Trump received, Pneumovax 23 and Shingrix, are for 23 types of pneumococcal bacteria, primarily to ward off pneumonia, and for shingles, respectively.
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When he was done, he climbed on the roof of his house to change some shingles before he moved on to trimming the topiaries out front.
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Anyone who has had chickenpox can develop shingles, which occurs when the chickenpox virus, varicella zoster, which lays dormant but never leaves the body, becomes reactivated.
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Gabapentin and pregabalin both have won U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for treating partial seizures and a type of nerve pain caused by shingles.
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One Deltec home in the Abaco Islands, he said, lost some of its roof shingles and a bit of siding, but appears to be structurally intact.
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Outfitted with a wall of wooden shingles and a fireplace crackling with digitally generated flames, the faux-lodge lobby is a kaleidoscope of hues and textures.
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I thought of his struggles over the past few years with ill health: a run-in with prostate cancer, a bout of shingles, an emergency appendectomy.
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The strongest case, Dr. Casarett said, is that cannabis can reduce neuropathic pain, sometimes caused by diabetes, shingles or chemotherapy, without the toxic effects of opioids.
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Other vaccinations, like the new shingles vaccine, which is now recommended for people 50 and older, are also a good idea to help the immune system.
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Diane Cookson, a broker associate with Sotheby's, said popular housing styles in the area include "Hamptons" cottages with gables and cedar shingles, Colonials and modern farmhouses.
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Though Zostavax, introduced in 1403, can reduce shingles cases by about half (and postherpetic neuralgia by two-thirds), that overall rate conceals big differences by age.
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Mr. Chamberlin learned that he had done the type of jobs that Mexican immigrants often do: building homes, installing roof shingles, cleaning pools and landscaping yards.
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Zostavax, the current shingles vaccine, reduces the risk of the disease in adults over 60 by half, and the incidence of postherpetic neuralgia by two-thirds.
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Mr. Rhee maintained a grueling training regimen until he contracted shingles in 2010, typically doing at least 1,000 push-ups and hundreds of situps a day.
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Those who never had chickenpox but did get the vaccine for it may also be susceptible to shingles because the vaccine contains a weakened live virus.
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Although most people get shingles only once, it can happen again, especially if you have a weakened immune system, which most everyone does with advancing age.
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"I was so stressed and I was so out of control and desperately trying to get it into my control that I actually got shingles," he said.
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Along with its solar-charged shingles, SolarCity is developing a storage system that could help the main electric grid to run more smoothly and reliably, Rive said.
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People who are 70 years or older are often most at risk from shingles, a painful, itchy rash that results from the reactivation of latent chickenpox virus.
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Sales for its blockbuster Keytruda cancer immunotherapy were better than expected, but Merck was hurt by competition for its shingles vaccine Zostavax and hepatitis C drug Zepatier.
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Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a painful, itchy rash that develops on one side of the body and can last for two to four weeks.
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The herpes simplex virus isn't the only cause of viral meningitis: People with the flu, chickenpox, shingles, measles, or mumps could also make a newborn seriously ill.
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The outside, or the part that everyone sees, is called the cuticle and made of five to 10 overlapping layers of protein like shingles on a roof.
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In 1969, an eight-year-old girl had come down with a bad case of shingles—rare among children—after seeing Ketcham and possibly having sexual contact.
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"We were hesitant to even give any graphical images of what the avatar looks like because we don't want to lead the witness too much," says Shingles.
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Both measles and chickenpox can stay latent in the human body for years, only to re-emerge as debilitating neurological diseases like encephalitis and shingles decades later.
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There were no major changes in his health from last year, except for an increase in his statin dose, and the addition of shingles and pneumonia vaccines.
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Working with the city, she picked out the gray-blue color of the 1,652-square-foot house as well as the roof shingles, floors, cabinets and countertops.
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The workers followed protocol and waited for the shingles they worked on to cool, but the fire broke out soon after they left, just before 5 a.m.
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"I don't know what could be next for us," Mr. Grant said on Thursday, looking down his street, covered with gutters, roof shingles and chunks of insulation.
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In "shingles" (1998), Linn photographs the brown shingled façade of a structure, which forms a right angle and corner with a white textured wall of horizontal strips.
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Almost all older Americans harbor the varicella zoster virus that causes shingles; they acquired it with childhood chickenpox, whether they knew they had the disease or not.
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Tesla has spent the last few years touting a more futuristic (and more expensive) "Solar Roof" design, which involves replacing a whole roof with light-sensitive shingles.
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Among them, increasingly, is the growing number of people who've logged time at the venture firm, then struck out on their own to hang their own shingles.
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The solar-powered roof shingles were unveiled in October last year to show the benefits of combining his electric car maker with solar installer SolarCity Corp SCTY.
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People who have been vaccinated against chickenpox may also get shingles, but it is believed to be less common than in those who had the natural disease.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The committee responsible for U.S. vaccination schedules has given a preferential recommendation to GlaxoSmithKline's newly approved shingles vaccine Shingrix over Merck & Co's established product Zostavax.
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The President also received immunizations: the Pneumovax 23 vaccine, which protects against pneumococcal diseases such as meningitis and pneumonia, and the Shingrix vaccine, which protects against shingles.
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Researchers also test roof shingles, blasting them for two hours at a time with a 350-horsepower machine that generates winds up to 160 miles per hour.
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The virus behind shingles hides out in our nerve cells after we get better from chickenpox, and it's only decades later that it reemerges, causing the painful disease.
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As it happens, Freddie was in recovery from a serious bout of flu (described by him as 'the worst flu ever') and shingles, combined with an upset stomach.
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GlaxoSmithKline rose 1.6 percent as strong sales of its new shingles vaccine boosted fourth-quarter results and it forecast 2019 profit to decline less than the market view.
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The green light for GSK's shingles shot Shingrix, which has proved significantly better than Merck & Co's Zostavax in clinical trials, is an important vindication of GSK's product pipeline.
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Mostaghimi and his colleagues analyzed trends in emergency room visits among various age groups between 2006, when the shingles vaccine first became available in the U.S., to 2013.
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Irwin's earliest tai chi study in 2003 found an increase in the number of disease-fighting "T cells" that fight off shingles in patients who practiced tai chi.
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Doctors may also prescribe oral drugs that suppress the immune system, such as cyclosporine, but they are not approved for eczema and can cause infections, shingles and cancer.
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In late June, Israeli drugmaker Teva and Canadian biotech Xenon said a midstage clinical trial in post-herpetic neuralgia, a complication of shingles, failed to meet its goals.
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The crown jewel of Tesla's solar products was supposed to be glass solar shingles that would be more visually appealing than the rectangular panels that sit on rooftops.
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DiGiacomo had to hunt down a supplier in Canada who could make the shingles and then try to find someone who knew how to handle such a project.
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Court documents said Mr. Almena collected "fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs" and other "ramshackle pieces" that served as the kindling for the fire.
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Anthony Cheston, who flew over Big Torch to take photos of his dad's home and the island, said it lost some shingles and a board on one wall.
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But the greenery, and corresponding absence of asphalt and shingles, doesn't just up the aesthetic, it lowers surrounding temperatures, reduces energy use and assists in filtering storm water.
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GSK shares rose 2.5% to their highest in more than six years after the company hiked its annual profit forecast with sales of its shingles vaccine topping expectations.
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"Based on what we've seen so far, power lines are down, shingles have been ripped off roofs and some roads are impassable due to flooding," said Mr. Sands.
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The trophies are displayed in the company's administrative headquarters, called the Glass House for the glass shingles that cover it, which opened in the town center in September.
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The clarity of the images allows residents to not only see if their houses are still standing, but even if there is potential roof damage like missing shingles.
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Shingles, sometimes called herpes zoster, is a painful nerve infection and rash that can occur after recovery from a case of chickenpox or after immunization with the vaccine.
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"And I think that parents will find it interesting that the vaccine is effective not only in reducing the rate of chickenpox, but also the rate of shingles."
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline has won U.S. approval for a new and improved shingles vaccine, the second of three key products for which the British drugmaker expects approval this year.
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Indeed, the Food and Drug Administration hasn't actually approved gabapentin for either of those uses—gabapentin is approved for treating seizures and nerve pain that can happen after shingles.
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Murray, who suffered a bout of shingles since losing early in the Australian Open, was relatively untroubled as he set up a second round against Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez.
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The terra cotta and slate roofs Tesla mimicked are among the most expensive roofing materials on the market—costing as much as 20 times more than cheap asphalt shingles.
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"The pain of shingles can be debilitating and is not easily treated," Dr. Barbara Yawn, a professor at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, told Reuters Health by email.
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The zero percent home loan for $18,608 has allowed Gibson to receive new vinyl siding and a new roof complete with updated roof boards, shingles, aluminum gutters and downspouts.
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These nonconventional building materials included recycled dry wood, such as fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs, wooden furniture, RV trailers, rugs, and other ramshackle pieces.
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My friends, who I thought were going to change the world, were shucking shingles off roofs or, if they were lucky, working at boring office jobs like their parents.
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But it was typical of what Levittown has become in the decades since: a collection of more than 17,000 snowflakes customized with dormers, bay windows, porticos, shingles and garages.
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I remember climbing onto the roof through a front-facing window in my brother's bedroom, balancing a bucket of scalding hot water to scrub the yolk off the shingles.
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The alluringly ramshackle Maison Eureka is a 175-year-old Victorian-era home replete with uneven doors, a sagging roof and broad chunks of shingles absent like gap teeth.
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A. Shingles, the painful and blistery rash that arises when the chickenpox virus becomes reactivated, can be contagious, but only for people who are not already immune to chickenpox.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that people 50 and older get the new shingles vaccine whether or not they remember having had chickenpox as a child.
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As Dorian chugged northeast away from the Carolinas, many said they were happy to replace blow-away roof shingles and ruined furniture and carry on until the Next One.
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But the neighbors seem to be enjoying it, filing under the awning of fish-scale shingles to take their places on wooden chairs painted blue, yellow and hot pink.
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This technology isn't yet ready for prime time, but in theory we might one day make ultra-cheap, thin, transparent perovskite cells that could coat our shingles and windows.
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There is a safe and effective vaccine that can help prevent chickenpox and also shingles, a painful, blister-causing reactivation of the chickenpox virus that can develop later in life.
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In the second half of this year, Shah says he expects to push sales of Tesla's long-anticipated solar roof, a set of solar shingles that resemble ordinary roofing materials.
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Shingles is caused by the same virus as chicken pox, which remains dormant in the body and can reactivate in times of stress or when the immune system is weakened.
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The pain and itching of shingles can be so bad that people may not be able to do their usual activities, said Yawn, who was not involved in the study.
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The CineHome is a good start and a promising product like that could mean the end of wires if not the end of shingles and/or the colonization of Mars.
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The shingles have three layers — a high-efficiency solar cell, a specially designed film to mask the cell from viewers on the ground, and a top layer of tempered glass.
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Older patients are more apt than younger ones to hurt from musculoskeletal disorders like arthritis, from nerves damaged by diabetes or shingles, from cancer, from multiple causes all at once.
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One in three Americans will develop shingles in their lifetime, with the risk increasing to half of adults over 260, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which advises the CDC on vaccine usage, also recommended that adults who received Zostavax, a shingles vaccine made by Merck, be revaccinated with Shingrix.
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So it's startling to hear prominent experts sound positively excited about a new shingles vaccine that an advisory committee to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention approved last month.
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"I just want you to know the mistrust of the governor in particular and his department [of environmental quality] is high," said Rick Shingles, an organizer with Preserve Giles County.
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And check with your physician that your vaccinations are up to date and that you don't require any boosting or adult vaccines, such as those that prevent shingles and pneumonia.
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"Those families that are already exposed now have to deal with a shortened period of time to change plywood, apply felt, shingles or whatever the particular cover was," he said.
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Climbing up onto a roof to install shingles is a dangerous task, and having to haul a heavy automatic nail gun up with you definitely doesn't make it any safer.
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The dermatologist suggested that she continue with the measures that had helped her so far; if severe discomfort returned, she could take the kind of painkillers used to treat shingles.
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Zhang's team urges doctors to use routine health encounters like a visit for flu vaccination as opportunities to also educate people about the shingles vaccine and urge them to get it.
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Surviving a chickenpox infection naturally also greatly raises the risk of someday developing shingles in adulthood, a reactivation of the chickenpox virus that can cause excruciating, sometimes life-long nerve pain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline has filed its shingles vaccine Shingrix for U.S. regulatory approval, the drugmaker said on Monday, bringing the potential $1 billion-a-year seller a step closer to market.
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A 2012 review said that cupping therapy can potentially help treat shingles, but it also said that the reviewed studies generally were of "low methodological quality" and more research is needed.
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Shingrix, the British pharma company's shingles vaccine for people aged 50 years or older, was unanimously recommended for approval by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel last week.
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Cedar shingling requires greater creativity, as the shingles are not standard, and the chooser must paw through the pile to find one that is the perfect width to overlap its neighbors.
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Take shingles, for example: 28500 percent of whites over the age of 6900 have been vaccinated compared to 2628 percent of Asians, 28503 percent of Hispanics and 22019 percent of blacks.
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News of the layoffs comes after Musk, SolarCity's top shareholder, unveiled a plan to make "solar roof" modules that serve as roof shingles, instead of separate panels affixed to the roof.
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The U.S. still spends nearly $220006 billion annually treating adults over the age of 2202 for just four diseases that could be prevented by vaccines: influenza, pertussis, pneumococcal disease and shingles.
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GlaxoSmithKline rose too, up 1.5 percent as its shingles vaccine moved a step closer to the market after a European Medicines Agency (EMA) panel gave a positive opinion on the drug.
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It was only after a few steps down the trail that I spotted the vibrant colors of the cabin: warm wood shingles against mint-green siding and a bright-orange roof.
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There was some good news elsewhere, with progress reported on a promising drug for multiple myeloma and an unexpectedly strong endorsement of the company's new shingles vaccine from U.S. vaccination officials.
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According to the C.D.C., almost one of every three people in the United States will contract shingles, a viral infection that can result in a painful rash and lasting nerve damage.
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Chief Terrazas, who studied that fire early on in his career, said it inspired the strict brush-clearing regulations as well as a ban on using flammable wood shingles on homes.
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Blowing Rock's Inn at Ragged Gardens has been around for so long that the shingles covering the hotel's exterior are fashioned out of the bark of the once-widespread American chestnut.
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Diamandis and Shingles say the foundation is "exploring a number of ways" to move forward, including finding a replacement sponsor or simply continuing to support the teams' efforts through public promotion.
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These are mostly viruses that cause things like shingles, mononucleosis or cold sores; they stay in your body for the rest of your life, and they do reactivate when you're stressed.
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Aerial footage showed that the tornado had ripped roof shingles and siding off homes and punched out windows from their panes, with the powerful winds warping, flattening, and even uprooting fences.
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The C.D.C. recommends one dose of the shingles vaccine at 65, but we don't know whether that shot protects people over 85, when the lifetime risk of disease exceeds 50 percent.
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In the 19th century, Bélouve was the hub for a logging operation that felled highland tamarind trees to make hand-cut shingles and lumber for fine cabinetry exported to the mainland.
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Roofing can be both dull and dangerous, and rote work like attaching shingles may as well be done by a drone overseen by an expert as by that experts' own hands.
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Whimsical Victorians, with curlicue carvings, fish-scale shingles and gingerbread trim in colors like lemon, olive and pink, can be found in South Nyack, where streets dead-end at private docks.
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" Using shingling, we transformed the text of articles in both datasets into a list of tokens, and then turned the list of tokens into a list of n-token sequences called "shingles.
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The house is Victorian, with gingerbread details like honeycomb shingles and an elaborate latticed porch, which are rare in the southwest, and because the house is constructed indoors, it is always nighttime.
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Over the next few years, with larger pools of patients suffering from arthritis, sciatica, shingles, and many other kinds of pain, researchers will continue to test the practical applications of these discoveries.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Dow Chemical Co., which started selling solar roofing shingles in the U.S. less than five years ago, said this summer it would stop manufacturing its thin-film modules at its Michigan factory.
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The product will appeal to home builders and people looking to replace their roofs, Musk said, adding that the shingles would be more durable and have better insulation qualities than conventional roofs.
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Female raccoons looking for a den to deliver their kits, as the offspring are called, can squeeze through vents and chimneys, tear through screens and lift up shingles with their dexterous forepaws.
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SHINGRIX SHOT Sales of Shingrix, which treats shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the quarter, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Perhaps the best example of this potential was showcased last Friday — Musk unveiled a "solar roof" made of ordinary-looking shingles that could collect energy, along with an integrated Tesla wall battery.
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It's not a matter of a few missing shingles or a few broken stairs; it's as if her pleasant, pastel colors have flown out of a bedtime story, smack into a nightmare.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 30.13 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Between 215% and 250% of patients will experience a complication known as postherpetic neuralgia, which causes pain and lasts from three months up to several years, once the shingles rash is gone.
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WINDSOR, Ontario — It is a postapocalyptic streetscape that most Canadians associate with American cities like Detroit: boarded-up houses, burned-out roofs, a mess of scattered shingles, peeling paint and crumbling masonry.
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On the insurance form he filled out for the producers, he listed among his ailments vertigo, hypertension, scalp tenderness, insomnia, dysphoria (a constant feeling of unease), photosensitivity, recurrent vomiting, anorexia and shingles.
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The name, a reference to the Rolling Stones lyric "I was born in a crossfire hurricane," was an apt prediction of a political storm that continues to tear shingles off the bureau.
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Reds RH Anthony DeSclafani (2394-2340, 13) Reyes, who is considered a top prospect, is set to make his second career start with fellow hurler Mike Leake (shingles) on the disabled list.
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The shape of his head rhymes with the roof of the house, down to the thin outline of his balding hair mirroring the dark line of the end shingles of the roof.
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This is just another scootch down the slippery slope you stepped on when you signed up for Facebook, bought your first book on Amazon, and typed "symptoms of shingles" into a search box.
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On the call, he and the Tesla team discussed how they focused on getting the installation time down to where it's faster than installing traditional shingles, plus solar panels on top of that.
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Shingles are extremely common, and Americans have a one in three chance of developing the virus in their lifetime — even playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda had them, after thinking he just had a migraine.
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Personal Journeys I am perched on a slippery roof ridge at the Buffalo Peaks Ranch in the rain, feet sliding on ancient asphalt shingles atop rotting plywood decking, tethered only by a rope.
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A cypress-frame structure with a gabled roof, a colorfully painted exterior and fish-scale shingles, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the Virginia Landmarks Register.
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Unfortunately, current adult immunizations rates are far too low for recommended vaccines, including influenza; pneumococcal; tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (Tdap); shingles, human papillomavirus; and hepatitis A and B. Low immunization rates have consequences.
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After the House, the Senate Republicans have to come up with a plan that will please 50 members of their party, several of whom regard the president as slightly less inspirational than shingles.
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In 1907, Charles W. Clinton, a later owner who was an architect, expanded it with a pair of wings, clad it in stucco and decorative timber, and replaced the roof shingles with slate.
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But if the F.D.A. approves it, and the C.D.C. recommends its use (which triggers insurance coverage), Shingrix may also prevent a lot of shingles cases — but only if older adults are actually vaccinated.
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But anyone who has already had chickenpox is at risk for developing shingles later in life when the virus becomes active again as a result of age, stress or a weakened immune system.
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For instance, Tesla is starting to install its solar tile roof system in a California test market at a cost of about $22 per square foot, and they look like regular tar shingles.
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Border Patrol agents and others who visited a facility in Clint, Texas, described crying children as well as cases of chickenpox, scabies and shingles among migrants, who often lacked diapers, toothpaste or soap.
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But in very rare cases, the live, weakened virus used in the vaccine can reactivate as herpes zoster, or shingles, similar to what can happen to people who have been infected with chickenpox.
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Many chestnuts were enormous—ten feet wide and a hundred feet high—and their wood, which is rot-resistant, was used for everything from furniture and shingles to railroad ties and utility poles.
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Photographer Patrick Melon strafed back and forth on the shingles of a bar called Kermit's Treme Mother-In-Law Lounge, where Melon was following a guy named Scubble dancing for the crowd below.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I first encountered the poetry of Guy R. Beining in 1976, when I published his chapbook, City Shingles, as the second book of my Sun & Moon Press.
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Irma is projected to deliver winds strong enough to rip nailed shingles off houses about 40% of the time and break most unprotected windows struck with debris, according to a 2006 risk assessment model.
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But a study of 101 adults age 50 and over with a history of shingles found that vaccination boosted antibodies, and there were no serious side effects aside from soreness at the injection site.
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Bondurant homes damaged Trees have crashed down into roads, houses are missing many shingles, a large industrial building is missing sections of a wall and debris is littered over vehicles in the parking lot.
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While strong winds can rip shingles off roofs and tear down power lines, flooding often causes more widespread, costlier damage — and can be more dangerous for humans, no matter what the hurricane category is.
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The coastal winds blew incessantly, weathering the cedar shingles and battering the cypress trees surrounding the house into a permanent tilt inland, concealing it from cars on the Pacific Coast Highway to the east.
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The scrupulously plain two-story box with pitched roof and white cedar shingles is the locus of an understated two-acre spread that reflects Nevins's nuanced personal style: rigorous yet unmannered, brainy but comforting.
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Take the "Gaudí-esque" shingles, as Mr. Pallrand put it, referring to the organic style of the Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí, that seem to crawl across the ceiling archways in the home's great room.
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"It's decorated in a way that's a fresh look compared to those Hamptons places that all look like they're owned by 60-year-old Hamptons billionaires, with the shingles and the light columns," she says.
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Two months later, Hillary, who had been too shy to ask for Dawn's last name, looked out her window and saw that a large order of shingles had been delivered to the house next door.
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So if a patient has multiple rotting skin wounds, then it's more likely to be a bacterial infection, bites from insects like bedbugs or fleas, a reaction to poison ivy, an autoinflammatory disease, or shingles.
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But an analysis of 2010 MarketScan health claims data sheds some light on the subject - finding that the average cost of a shingles shot was $208.72 at a doctor's office and $168.50 at a pharmacy.
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Dr. Schaffner emphasizes that the protection from the vaccine is very much worth the pain, especially for people over the age of 80 who have a one-third to one-half chance of developing shingles.
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Sales of the treatment for shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 22019 million pounds in the quarter to the end of March, up 93 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Contributing Opinion Writer It was when I found myself perched on our rooftop at dawn in my pajamas, coating the asphalt shingles with Mongolian Hot Oil, that I first wondered whether I had lost perspective.
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The panel's recommendation gives preference to the new vaccine over Merck's Zostavax, which has been the only shingles vaccine on the market for over a decade and was recommended for people ages 60 and older.
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Dr. Mahmoud also helped usher in a combination vaccine against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox, and one to prevent shingles, the painful and debilitating illness that can develop when a previous chickenpox infection is reactivated.
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The world number one was also diagnosed with shingles in February before sustaining an elbow injury in March that ruled him out of the Miami Open and Britain's Davis Cup quarter-final loss to France.
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Working with Richard Haviland Smythe, an architect, Mr. Melville rearranged vintage buildings, razing some and adding others, to produce a crescent of shops with shingles, parking spaces, a village green and views to the harbor.
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Days before Hurricane Harvey barreled into the Texas coast on Friday, home improvement retailers were preparing truckloads of lumber, shingles and other materials that property owners in the storm-raked communities will need to rebuild.
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In April 2006, a massive storm damaged hundreds of homes in Indiana, with hailstones the size of baseballs smashing roof shingles, cracking windows, denting cars, and leaving a mountain of costly insurance claims in its wake.
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ZTlido, which Sorrento added as part of its 2016 acquisition of majority stake in privately-held SCILEX Pharmaceuticals Inc, was approved for postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), a common complication of shingles that manifests as a burning pain.
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However, its shingles vaccine has proven to be a key growth driver under a leaner structure which Chief Executive Emma Walmsley has spearheaded by spinning off or selling units to focus on reinvigorating GSK's pharmaceuticals business.
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Though she says it will be difficult, she says Eric's presence will be felt all over—from the shingles and faucets to his pink-walled bedroom and bathroom—and this will help to bring her comfort.
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Shingrix, the shingles vaccine launched in 2017, is an important source of growth for Chief Executive Emma Walmsley, as she strives to improve GSK's commercial performance after streamlining its operations and spinning off or selling units.
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LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - Drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline reported a 2 percent fall in both sales and earnings in the first quarter on Wednesday as a stronger pound offset a promising start for its new shingles vaccine Shingrix.
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According to Kevin Ferguson, who directed the 2016 documentary "The Irish Catskills: Dancing at the Crossroads," there were once as many as 483 Irish-themed inns, along with several bungalow communities sporting shamrocks on their shingles.
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Shingrix racked up a 97 percent effectiveness rate in adults over age 50 and, in a separate study of people over age 70, prevented 90 percent of shingles in those 503 to well past age 80.
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The backing from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) follows evidence from clinical trials that Shingrix is significantly more effective than Zostavax, the only currently available shingles prevention vaccine.
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Older adults are most at risk of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash that results from reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus that causes chickenpox and remains latent in those who have had that disease.
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Vaccination can cut shingles risk by more than half, and the severe pain, known as post-herpetic neuralgia, by two-thirds, senior study author Dr. Arash Mostaghimi of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston told Reuters Health.
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Its two other key new products are Shingrix, a shingles vaccine that was unanimously recommended for approval by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel last week, and a novel dual-drug regimen for HIV.
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Tesla unveiled the solar roof shingles in late October of last year, in the days leading up to the shareholder vote on Tesla's acquisition of the solar power company SolarCity, of which Musk had already been chairman.
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Near Mr. Morel's apartment, a basement unit in a two-story house with blue shingles on Miller Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn, neighbors said that he had not lived there long, perhaps only a few months.
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Some of the doctors who initially doubted her condition have since told her they've seen other patients with similar symptoms—even another case of shingles-induced dysphagia—and now have a better sense of what to do.
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But like their neighbors to the south, North Carolinians knew that they were likely to face days of flooding from engorged rivers long after the immediate drama of flying shingles and TV newscasters staggering in the squalls.
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The court documents filed by the district attorney's office on Monday said Mr. Almena collected "fence boards, shingles, window frames, wooden sculptures, tapestries, pianos, organs" and other "ramshackle pieces" that served as the kindling for the fire.
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Things like post-herpetic neuralgia, that burning nerve pain that occurs after an outbreak of shingles and is horrific; another is cluster headaches—some patients have thought about taking a drill to their heads to make it stop.
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The first two of these, a shingles vaccine and a three-in-one lung drug, have already won regulatory approval and the third, a dual-drug regimen for HIV, could get a U.S. green light by Dec. 1.
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If it's minor damage, say a few missing shingles, Worters said a call to your insurance company may not be worth it, especially if you have the means to complete the job yourself and have a high deductible.
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Though chickenpox is now routinely vaccinated against in children, adults who had the full-blown disease as kids are at much greater risk of developing shingles by their golden years, so they're the target audience for the vaccine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline's new shingles vaccine - a priority product as the company strives to improve its drugs line-up - has won more than 90 percent U.S. market share just five months after its launch, prescription-tracking data show.
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Its workers cut the house's hexagonal shingles from the corrugated tin of the barn's roof and fashioned white window frames and a porch from its interior, which was painted with a seemingly plasterlike gruel of lime and milk.
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WASHINGTON — In an unusually close vote, an advisory panel to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday recommended the use of a new vaccine to prevent shingles over an older one that was considered less effective.
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Stories posted to Instagram and elsewhere are anecdotal, but say that the juice is the biggest medical remedy for digestive issues, autoimmune disorders, psoriasis, acne, chronic fatigue syndrome, acid reflux, the shingles virus, strep bacteria and weight loss.
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For example, I recently overheard a discussion about Y members and friends of members who had experienced devastating attacks of shingles, including one woman who nearly lost an eye and another who was left with unrelenting nerve pain.
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Homes underwater "The beach is all over the front yard -- we have shingles from everyone else's house but the house we are at actually withstood the storm pretty well," Frank Wilkins of Marshfield, Massachusetts, told CNN affiliate WFXT.
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It's capable of autonomously flying the nailer to the roof of a home, and then automatically securing asphalt shingles using a system of location markers and video cameras to know exactly where to drive each and every nail.
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The new recommendations mean up to 62 million more adults in the United States should be immunized, approximately 42 million aged 50-59 years old and 20 million who have previously been vaccinated against shingles, according to GSK.
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CEO Emma Walmsley said earlier this year she was increasingly confident the company would be able to drive sales and profit growth over the next few years, helped by newer products such as its successful new shingles vaccine Shingrix.
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It was not two years ago that Palin stood on a stage next to Trump, spinning dizzying phrases that matched the shimmying of the shiny shingles on her sweater and made the endorsement rally feel like a poetry slam.
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Just 73 percent of those over age 60 were vaccinated against herpes zoster, which cuts the risk of shingles in half, according to new guidelines from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Older adults are most at risk for an outbreak of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash that results from reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus, which causes chickenpox and remains latent in those who have had that disease.
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According to the century-old ad, the $659 price covered all the lumber, lath, flooring, roof, pipes, cedar shingles, paint, and other materials needed to build a five-room bungalow, featuring two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a front porch.
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On the heels of the Food and Drug Administration approval of Shingrix, a new vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline for the prevention of shingles, a federal committee of immunization experts voted Wednesday to recommend Shingrix for all Americans 231 and older.
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The house will have needed a new roof for a long time, but the first-time city buyer will have been so enchanted by the lilac bush in the yard she didn't notice the shingles falling on her head.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline beat expectations with a 3 percent rise in third-quarter sales and a 10 percent rise in earnings per share on Wednesday thanks in part to strong demand for its new shingles vaccine Shingrix.
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The British drugmaker views Trelegy as a critical new product, along with shingles vaccine Shingrix, as it seeks to fill a revenue gap left by falling sales of the older lung drug Advair, which could face U.S. generic competition this year.
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The move was announced alongside a raised forecast for 226.1 profit growth, due to strong sales of new shingles vaccine Shingrix, benefits from taking full ownership of consumer health and delays in U.S. generic versions of its lung drug Advair.
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Last year GSK won approval for three significant new products - a shingles vaccine, a three-in-one lung inhaler and a two-drug HIV combination - but its research labs need to do more to refill a relatively sparse medicine cabinet.
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Constructed of wood and local stone with cedar shingles and embellished with gingerbread trim and hand-carved fretwork, the roughly 1,600-square-foot, two-story house sits on the banks of the Blue Hole, a mineral spring near the Roaring River.
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Instead, the new designs are aimed at opening a previously untapped market: homeowners with aging rooftops who were planning to replace their shingles or tiles, and didn't want to install solar panels only to take them off a few years later.
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When it comes to new construction, traditional houses with cedar shingles and gambrel roofs have given way, over the last few years, to sleek, contemporary homes or modern farmhouses with gables, standing-seam metal roofs and board-and-batten siding.
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Its 150 pages and 1,500 photomicrographs, or photos taken through a microscope, tell how Mr. Larsen taught himself to distinguish cosmic dust from the minuscule contaminants that arise from roads, shingles, factories, roof tiles, construction sites, home insulation and holiday fireworks.
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In a Category 1 hurricane, "Well-constructed frame homes could have damage to roof, shingles, vinyl siding and gutters," and "large branches of trees will snap and shallowly rooted trees may be toppled," according to the NOAA's National Hurricane Center.
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Letter of Recommendation When I was 8, I wheedled my parents into buying me a dollhouse: a regal Gothic Revival mansion with a turret, spindly porch posts and hundreds of mock-wood shingles, each the size of a pinkie nail.
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"Vaccination is key to preventing shingles and CVS Pharmacy is pleased to be able to provide patients with convenient access to this new and more effective vaccine," Kevin Hourican, CVS Pharmacy's executive vice president of pharmacy services, said in a statement.
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Since then, Ashley kept her Instagram followers up to date on all her pregnancy ups and downs — from her baby shower and her nursery reveal to a debilitating bout of shingles that let her on bed rest at the 28-week mark.
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"All adults should be vaccinated against influenza annually, receive a booster of a tetanus vaccine every 10 years, two different types of pneumococcal vaccine when they turn 65, and a vaccine to prevent shingles when they reach age 60," Orenstein said by email.
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"[Getting the entire country on board] matters because it's protecting children...against mumps and measles and shingles and whooping cough and conditions that can lead to agony or, as we see, real tragedies," stated Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt on Australian television.
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In the list of things that we want science to solve I suspect the creation of a wireless 2100 speaker system that is easy to use and set up ranks up there in between a cure for shingles and the colonization of Mars.
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Sales of Shingrix, the company's Shingles vaccine launched in 2017, more than doubled in the quarter to 221 million pounds, while Advair sales fell 20 percent to 647 million pounds, although that was still more than the 53 million pounds expected by analysts.
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These fetal-derived cell lines have been growing on their own in laboratories for the past 50 years and are used to make vaccines for rubella, hepatitis A, chickenpox, one kind of the shingles vaccine, and one version of the rabies vaccine.
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WAVRE, Belgium, Nov 15 (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline said further growth from its shingles vaccine, which has boosted earnings, would be reined in by limited capacity until 2024, but a new bioreactor facility would then be ready to bring a "step change" in production.
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Reader Question • 1137 votes Reader Question • 39 votes Reader Question • 63 votes Reader Question • 499 votes For many years, conventional medical wisdom suggested that shingles, or herpes zoster, was a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence for most adults with a healthy immune system.
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"Any time we do an X Prize, we're always looking to generate a commercial appeal, because if we can create that breakthrough technology, we need the market to help adopt it, to get it to scale, and get the price down," says Shingles.
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The aim is to concentrate sales and marketing resources on new products, particularly lung drug Trelegy and shingles vaccine Shingrix, in 10 big markets - ranging from the United States, major European countries and Japan to China, India and Russia, he told Reuters.
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Shingrix, which is produced by GlaxoSmithKline and was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in October 603, is recommended for adults 260 and older to prevent shingles, a painful rash that affects 22018 out of 276 Americans in their lifetime.
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But she said the permit to fix the wall had not come in time, and so Irma had chewed up the houses's garage and workshop and spit the pieces out onto the sand — and ripped off siding and roof shingles to boot.
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Chief Executive Emma Walmsley, who is trying to reinvigorate GSK's pharmaceutical business, its largest division which has lagged rivals in producing new blockbuster drugs, said stronger commercial execution, new launches, notably shingles vaccine Shingrix, and better cost control was driving GSK's growth.
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There, he has reconstituted slate shingles from a roof, wooden planks from a gym floor and bound copies of Ebony magazine into monumental structures that echo abstract canvases elsewhere in the institution, but are embedded with unsung stories of black laborers and entrepreneurs.
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Eventually, a swarm of drones could be deployed on a new house, laying shingles and nailing them into place, and they could quickly move from house to house in a new neighborhood to streamline at least part of the long construction process.
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The 1,500-pound package comes with all the bits and bobs you'll need to set it up: roof shingles, support cradles so the sauna is elevated from the ground, a sauna heater and stones, a stainless steel chimney, seating, and a tinted glass door.
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Instead, the village on Hempstead Harbor teems with buildings from the Victorian era, nonconformist confections that seem to clamor for attention: Shingles mix with clapboards, slate tiles are arrayed like flower petals, and wood trim, with curlicue carvings, offers the architectural equivalent of a doily.
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Photo: APShortly after shareholders approved the acquisition of renewable energy firm SolarCity on Thursday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed that his company's dope new solar shingles could cost less than wack conventional versions of the same thing, even before saved energy costs are accounted for.
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When I visited the church in 2011 (the pastor was nice enough to let me in when I stopped by out of curiosity), the shingles were falling off, and the floor was so caved in you couldn't walk more than a couple of steps.
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"Just because the John Birch Society is no longer hanging out their shingles, just because they want to call the White Citizens Council the Citizens Council and maybe put an African-American on the staff, nothing institutionally has changed in this city," Mr. Price said.
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Another difference is that Zostavax contains a live, weakened virus, making it unsuitable for people with poor immunity, whereas Shingrix contains a nonliving virus particle and may eventually be approved for those with compromised immunity, who are especially susceptible to a severe case of shingles.
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But when Martinez expanded her search, she was surprised that even these infections all had their own seasonal clock (with herpes, symptoms seem to be more common in the spring)One chronic infection highlighted by Martinez is shingles, caused by the same virus responsible for chickenpox.
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Tesla's vice president of technology, Drew Baglino, said on the call that the version 22020 of the Solar Roof uses different materials and fewer parts than prior versions, and made it easier to install than earlier versions, and other shingles that are commonly used in roofing.
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Shingrix is seen as an improvement over Zostavax, the only shingles prevention vaccine available, and sold by Merck & Co. GSK's vaccine is considered a key product in its pipeline, with annual sales forecast to reach 1.03 billion pounds ($1.36 billion) by 2023, Thomson Reuters data shows.
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For Anderson, after months of misery, an alert specialist finally linked her seemingly sudden dysphagia to a severe case of shingles that had damaged four of her cranial nerves—a viral infection that she initially thought was little more than painful cold sores in her left ear.
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Successful applicants receive an inspection from a fire-mitigation specialist like a retired fire chief, who issues a report on what the owner must do to eliminate vulnerabilities — which include openings that embers could fly into, combustible trees like junipers and flammable building materials like cedar shingles.
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Dr. Alan S. Rabson, who helped define the field of cancer pathology, who figured out why shingles and recurrent cold sores occur, and who helped lead the National Cancer Institute into new eras over several decades, died on July 4 in Skillman, N.J. He was 92.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends all adults age 60 and over be routinely vaccinated "irrespective of whether you've had shingles or not," said Dr. Rafael Harpaz, a medical epidemiologist in the division of viral diseases at the C.D.C. The vaccine is approved starting at age 50.
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When he says "normal roof," he is almost certainly talking about slate, clay, or terra cotta roofing tiles, which are at the high end of the market and can cost up to 20 times as much as the dirt-cheap asphalt shingles that still adorn most American homes.
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It's going to be expensive, but that's one way to reduce the number of houses that are burned in a fire is to make them what we called "fire hardened," so you don't have wood shingles that catch on fire; instead they're treated with chemicals or you use tiles.
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Most real estate agents say they try to tackle the issue head-on, providing clients with maps indicating federally declared high-risk flood zones, and using climate-change preparedness as a selling point, emphasizing if the house has a backup generator or shingles that can withstand hurricane-strength winds.
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This style, often seen by historians as a combination of the emerging Arts and Crafts movement and 19th-century eclecticism, is known for its extensive use of shingles as a building material and its multi-massed (massing is a fancy word for a building's three-dimensional forms) architectural complexity.
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