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COVID-19 and lymphoma
At Lymphoma Action, we've brought together the latest information about COVID-19 and how it affects people with lymphoma. This information comes from authoritative sources, including the UK government, NICE and the NHS, and is frequently updated to reflect the latest guidance.
If you have symptoms of lymphoma or signs of infection, please contact your GP surgery or your clinical team. It is important that you don't ignore symptoms that could be serious.
Living with COVID - video from our live webinar, May 2022
Our Living with COVID webinar was designed to help you decide what you feel comfortable doing in this new COVID environment, and about measures you may wish to take to feel safe and protected in advance of the busy summer months.
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Staying safe and reducing your risk of catching COVID-19 (updated 17 June 2022)
We recap some of the things you can do to reduce your risk of catching COVID-19 and passing it on to others.
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COVID-19 treatments for people at highest risk (updated 13 June 2022)
Antibody and antiviral treatments are available to people with COVID-19 who are at the highest risk of becoming seriously ill.
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COVID-19 guidance (updated 14 June 2022)
An overview of current COVID-19 guidance in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Read the latest updatesWe’ll keep this section updated with information from the government, frequently asked questions we receive from those affected by lymphoma and sources of practical and emotional support.
COVID-19 vaccine information for people affected by lymphoma
Information on the UK's vaccination programme, including priority groups for vaccination.
Antibody tests after COVID-19 vaccination
In most places, antibody tests to check your response to COVID vaccination are not routinely available on the NHS. Here, we list a few things to consider before deciding whether or not to pay for a private test.
People at higher risk of serious illness due to COVID-19
Information on people who are considered to be at risk of severe illness from COVID-19. This includes people affected by lymphoma.
Changes to your lymphoma treatment due to COVID-19
Due to COVID-19, there might be some changes to how you have your lymphoma treatment.
COVID-19 webinars and videos
In response to a growing number of questions we have hosted webinars on COVID-19 vaccines and living with COVID. The webinars had a panel of experts to answer questions.