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Preventing drug-related workplace accidents
Post-accident drug positivity has been increasing annually since 2011. Workplace accidents are expensive and dangerous; however, with workplace drug testing programs in place, many may be prevented.
The FMCSA’s new database – Clearinghouse coming soon
The FMCSA’s new Clearinghouse database will house commercial motor vehicle drivers’ violations of drug and alcohol programs to help keep roads safer.
Understanding oral fluid testing terminology
Oral fluid drug testing systems represent cutoffs as neat rather than diluted. Our expert explains the difference.
Drug Testing Savings Calculator tabulates ROI
Our Drug Testing Savings Calculator helps companies evaluate the return on their drug testing investment. Try it out for yourself.
Ask the experts: Can hair testing detect one-time drug use?
Employers who look for solutions to detect one-time drug use often ask if hair testing may be a viable option. We help to provide insight.
DATIA focus: Drug use in America climbs in customer-facing industries
Drug use by the US workforce increased each year - and by double-digits over 2 years - between 2015 and 2017, in 5 of 16 major US industry sectors analyzed.
The new age of marijuana
Our new white paper provides insights about the new age of marijuana and the importance of maintaining marijuana testing in a drug-free workplace program.
Workforce drug testing positivity climbs to its highest rate since 2004
Workforce drug testing positivity climbs to its highest rate since 2004, according to the latest data from the Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index.
Ask the experts: what is a direct observation drug test collection?
Drug test collections are a critical part of the drug testing process. Ensuring the integrity of specimens collected is equally as important.
Expert emphasizes benefits of oral fluid drug testing
An observed collection ranks as a key benefit of oral fluid drug testing because it reduces the opportunity for a donor to alter or tamper with their specimen.
