Avoiding the Shingles Vaccine? Here's Why You Should Consider It

Avoiding the Shingles Vaccine? Here's Why You Should Consider It (2:39)

Shingles, characterized by blisters on one side of the body, can be painful. The shingles vaccine, available for most people age 50 or older, can help protect against the condition. Watch this video to hear more from our expert Kevin Soden, MD.

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