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What does these results mean? hepatitis b, core antibodynegative hepatitis a, antibodypositive hepatitis a, igm antibodynegative hepatitis b, surface antibodyreactive?

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You are vaccinated effectively for hepatitis A and protected against Hepatitis B.

Answered 6/5/2021

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