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Yes, it is generally recommended for people with leukemia to get a COVID-19 vaccination. Here are some key points:

- Consult Your Doctor: Always ask your healthcare provider which vaccines are appropriate for you, especially considering your immune system status
- Precautions: Even after vaccination, take extra Show Full Answer

Yes, it is generally recommended for people with leukemia to get a COVID-19 vaccination. Here are some key points:

- Consult Your Doctor: Always ask your healthcare provider which vaccines are appropriate for you, especially considering your immune system status.
- Precautions: Even after vaccination, take extra precautions such as wearing N95 masks indoors and in crowded environments, and maintaining social distancing.
- Vaccination Schedule: Your healthcare provider can advise you on an appropriate vaccination schedule.

For more details, you can refer to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's recommendations.

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