Author: Pablo Bolaños

We're There

I’m There: Series introduction

October 5, 2015

In this series we will pull back the curtain to reveal the individuals who make up the very fabric of our organization.

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Treatment for heroin addiction is at an all-time high

July 27, 2015

With heroin use on the rise, it’s little wonder that more people are seeking treatment for heroin addiction than ever before.

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Oregon’s Measure 91 legalizes marijuana

July 14, 2015

Oregon joins Washington, Colorado, Alaska and D.C. as the only U.S. jurisdictions where the recreational use and sale of marijuana is allowed.

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Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking

June 26, 2015

June 26 marks the annual International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking established by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime.

We're There

Customer support improvements

June 10, 2015

Our new Interactive Voice Response system will provide newly updated options for all inbound calls into our 1-800-877-7484 customer support line.

Synthetic drugs

Synthetic marijuana: Catch me if you can

June 9, 2015

Difficult to detect and harmful if consumed, designer drugs are infiltrating society, leaving unequivocal damage in their wake.

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Why does employee drug use matter?

April 27, 2015

Director of Science and Technology, Dr. Barry Sample highlights current drug use trends and how they affect the workplace.

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Lenexa, Kansas – Quest Diagnostics’ rising star

March 9, 2015

Quest Diagnostics CEO Steve Rusckowski views the Lenexa, KS area as an ideal hub for some of Quest’s fastest up-and-coming businesses.

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One of Fortune magazine’s most admired companies

February 20, 2015

With high marks for Innovation and global competitiveness, Quest stands out as the only diagnostic information services company to make the list.

Synthetic drugs

More synthetic cannabinoids elevated to Schedule I ban

February 13, 2015

The Drug and Alcohol Testing Administration details the addition of three synthetic cannabinoids to the Schedule I category by the DEA.