Human Resources Executive magazine puts a spotlight on methamphetamines

Human Resources Executive calls attention to the use of methamphetamines remaining steady as other drug test positives have declined. Methamphetamine use has remained at 0.10% for the past two years.
The October 16 article also examines the geographic differences illustrating that the western United States has a much higher instance of drug use than the rest of the country. Specifically, Hawaii had the most prevalent use of methamphetamines at 410% greater than the national average. The Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index™ is regarded as the industry standard for measuring and reporting workforce drug use. It is published as a public service for government, media and industry and has been considered a benchmark for national trends since its inception in 1988.  To review the Drug Testing Index™ published in October 2011, click here. For more information about drug testing, visit our website.

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