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InquiryFrom: david@Flintstone.ukbf.fu-berlin.deWed Jul 10 02:52:49 1996
------- Forwarded Message Dear Doctors, How do you do?? I have an inquiry. Do you know whether a medical graduate with a perinatal history of Hepatitis B (HBS-AG still positive but HBV-DNA is by PCR negative) shall be allowed to do OB/GYN residency in USA? The person is a healthy non-infectious virus-carrier. Do you know of any practising obstetricians with such above mentioned Hep.B serology?? Thank you for your reply. yous sincerely, David ------- End of Forwarded Message
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