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Recommendations for COVID Vaccination
source: Mayo Clinic
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summary/abstract:We recommend that patients with myeloma and related disorders, whether on or off chemotherapy, receive COVID vaccination as soon as it is available and offered to them.
Note: Patients with myeloma and related disorders who have undergone stem cell transplantation can receive COVID vaccination starting around two months after stem cell transplantation.
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