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By the Numbers: Drug detection window by specimen type
How long can drugs be detected using a drug test? Our infographic helps to illustrate detection windows for urine, oral fluid and hair drug testing.
Shortage of drug-free job applicants
Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to find applicants who can pass a pre-employment drug test.
Webinar: Navigating global drug testing
Quest Diagnostics experts clear the path to creating a successful, drug-free workplace program abroad.
Helping to keep medical professionals drug-free
Drug abuse by healthcare professionals and access to powerful medicines can put patients and other staff at risk.
2016 National Drug-Free Work Week
This year’s annual observance of the National Drug-Free Work Week is October 10 through 15.
By the Numbers: Positivity by drug
Detection rates of amphetamine, heroin and marijuana have increased annually for the past five years according to the Drug Testing Index.
Post-accident drug testing guidelines under review by OSHA
Learn why OSHA is reviewing post-accident drug testing guidelines. What impact will it have on accident reporting and drug testing programs?
Drug positivity rises in the railroad industry
As drug use by U.S. workers rises, evidence shows a similar pattern in the railroad industry which includes engineers, train crew and dispatchers.
Drug positivity in U.S. workforce rises to highest level in a decade
The percentage of employees in the combined U.S. workforce testing positive for drugs has steadily increased over the last three years to a 10-year high.
Kratom to be classified as a Schedule I drug
The DEA announced that it will place the active materials from the kratom plant into Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act.
