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Latest NSDUH findings
One in nine individuals aged 12 or older in the United States used an illicit drug in the past month, according to the latest data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Continue reading
10 Reasons to Implement a Workplace Drug Testing Program
Read about the most common reasons employers implement and sustain workplace drug testing programs. Continue reading
3 little known facts about drug testing
The goal of drug testing is to help establish and advocate for a healthy, safe work environment. Find out three facts you may not know about drug testing. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
Opioid overdoses at work
Overdose deaths at work from drugs or alcohol increased by 38% annually between 2013 and 2016. Learn how the CDC and NIOSH are responding to the crisis. Continue reading
I’m There: Lawrence Guinn
Lawrence Guinn, Director, Customer Solutions, knows that fostering an environment of collaboration and adaptability leads to success. Continue reading
Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence will affect our Patient Serivce Centers. In affected coastal areas, locations may be closed or will close in advance of the storm. Continue reading
Federal drug testing expanded opiate panel impacting positivity
The dangers associated with opioids misuse are likely elevated based on a testing population that includes drivers, pilots, and other safety-sensitive roles. Continue reading
Ask the experts: Drug testing and prescription medication
Find out if screening positive on a drug test is an indication of illegal drug use or if there is a more complex reason for the result. Continue reading
K2 explosion: What happened in Connecticut?
K2 is not a safe alternative to marijuana. On the contrary, its dangerous chemicals are mostly unknown and carry a high risk of drug overdose. Continue reading