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    Chickenpox vaccine beats 'chickenpox parties' at preventing shingles●Chickenpox vaccine better than chickenpox parties at preventing shingles. And getting shingles increases your likelihoodMmastodonHealth48 h ago

    A widely shared health item reports that vaccination against chickenpox is more effective than deliberately exposing children to the virus — the so-called 'chickenpox parties' — at preventing shingles later in life. It also notes that having shingles raises the likelihood of cardiovascular death. Some commenters framed the finding as a rebuttal to vaccine-skeptic arguments associated with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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    Childhood Chickenpox Vaccines Linked to Far Fewer Shingles Cases▼Childhood Chickenpox Shots May Be Slashing Shingles Cases Decades Later--by Quite a Bit https://gizmodo.com/childhood-chMmastodonScience21 h ago

    New reporting suggests that routine childhood chickenpox vaccination may be substantially reducing shingles cases decades later, strengthening evidence that the varicella vaccine offers long-term protection beyond preventing chickenpox itself. The finding is being shared among health and science readers, adding to the ongoing case for widespread childhood immunisation programmes.

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    CertainTeed launches Landmark PWR solar roofing system▼CertainTeed release new solar roofing system Landmark PWR✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 d ago

    Building materials maker CertainTeed has released Landmark PWR, a new solar roofing system. The product combines solar generation with traditional asphalt shingle roofing, aimed at homeowners who want renewable energy without separate panel mounts. Trade coverage in the solar industry is reporting the launch, though detailed specifications and pricing have not yet been widely shared.

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    CertainTeed launches Landmark PWR solar roofing system●CertainTeed releases new solar roofing system Landmark PWR✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 d ago

    Building materials manufacturer CertainTeed has released Landmark PWR, a new solar roofing system for residential homes. The product combines solar panels with roofing shingles, aimed at homeowners who want to generate electricity without installing conventional rack-mounted panels. The launch adds to a growing market of integrated solar roofing options as demand for residential clean energy products continues to expand in the United States.

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    Holga film project captures Dunwich's shifting shoreline●More from Kingdom of the East Angles, a Holga film project: Shingle Foam, Dunwich, 2026 https://www.hawkins-weeks.com/poMmastodonCultureFilm22 d ago

    Photographer Hawkins-Weeks has released a new image from 'Kingdom of the East Angles', an ongoing Holga film project documenting the Suffolk coast. The latest black-and-white picture, 'Shingle Foam', was made at Dunwich, the village largely lost to coastal erosion. It joins a portfolio of analogue landscape work shot on the east Anglian shore.

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    Orange County commissioners reverse course on Shingle Creek development plans▼Orange commissioners accept plans they previously rejected to develop near Shingle Creek✉newsEnvironment3 d ago

    Orange County commissioners in Florida have approved development plans near Shingle Creek after previously rejecting them. The reversal clears the way for construction in an environmentally sensitive area, and the decision is drawing attention from residents and environmental advocates concerned about impacts on the creek and surrounding wetlands.

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    An 85-watt solar shingle has been launched, designed to blend into standard roofing while generating electricity. Unlike conventional rooftop panels, the shingle sits flush with the roof surface, offering a low-profile option for homeowners who want solar power without the look of mounted panels. Coverage in the solar industry press highlights the product as part of the growing building-integrated photovoltaics market.

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    Health experts are reminding the public that shingles is a serious infection, not just a rash. Caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, it can lead to lasting nerve pain and complications, especially in older adults. The renewed emphasis highlights the importance of recognising symptoms early and considering vaccination to reduce risk.