Author: Bonnie Bush
6 highlights from our urine drug testing webinar
We kicked off our three-part webinar series, Back to basics, focusing on urine drug testing. Read six highlights from the webinar surrounding best practices for collections and laboratory processes that help to ensure an accurate urine drug test.
I’m There: Derrick Bates
Derrick Bates subscribes to the belief that teamwork drives success and he plays an important role in keeping our IT systems working properly.
Back to basics webinar series: urine drug testing
In our upcoming webinar series, Back to basics: urine drug testing, Mark Haworth and Charlie Sullivan, answer common questions about urine drug testing.
Top 10 U.S. metropolitan areas with the highest marijuana positivity
Quest data shows that the states with the highest marijuana positivity do not necessarily contain cities with the highest positivity. See the top 10 list.
Colorado high: six years of recreational marijuana
After five years, researchers have compiled a substantial amount of data about the effects of recreational marijuana throughout Colorado.
I’m There: Grant Wolfgang
Grant Wolfgang, QMS Senior Program Manager, knows that influence starts with empathy, and values every experience and the way it informs his future.
Understanding drug use – the heroin connection
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that heroin use is a key part of a larger substance abuse problem, as nearly all heroin users take at least one other drug. %
Drug testing live in Lenexa
Quest invited SAPAA attendees to tour our Lenexa, KS facility which is the largest single-site workplace drug testing laboratory in the United States. Our scientists led guests through the drug testing process from start to finish so they could see our lab in action.
I’m There: Lawrence Guinn
Lawrence Guinn, Director, Customer Solutions, knows that fostering an environment of collaboration and adaptability leads to success.
Painkiller use around the world
Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day we take a look at American opioid use compared to the broader global landscape. The results inform why the epidemic is not slowing down.
