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NJ Physicians License Suspended for Possible Link to Hepatitis B Outbreak

April 7, 2009

FoxNews.com is reporting today that a New Jersey physician’s license has been suspended temporarily while health officials investigate the circumstances surrounding five patients testing positive for hepatitis B. To read the complete news item, CLICK HERE.