Tag: Drug Testing Index
Baseball players are not the only ones failing drug tests
Like Major League Baseball, other employers are also working to crack down on drug use.
The status of drugs in the American workplace
The Status of Drugs in the American Workplace by Dr. Barry Sample, published in the July 2012 issue (Vol. 10, No. 6) of Case In Point.
Positives spike for safety-sensitive workers
New Drug Testing Index data reveal a 33% jump in cocaine positives in the federally mandated, safety-sensitive workforce.
Prescription opiates rank second behind marijuana in workforce positives according to Drug Testing Index
American workers continue to use prescription opiates at high levels. Development of clear workplace policies is reinforced with help from the DTI.
Bringing the DTI to life
This new video highlighting information reported by our most recent DTI shines a spotlight on methamphetamine abuse and its highly addictive nature.
Hawaii meth project features DTI data
The 2010 Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index cited, workers in Hawaii are four times more likely to test positive for meth in workplace drug testing.
Oral fluid reveals heroin use
Oral fluid has revealed approximately five times more heroin use in the general U.S. workforce than previously believed.
Insightful webinars on drug testing
Director of Science and Technology, Barry Sample, presented a Webinar entitled "Recent Trends in Workplace Testing for Illicit Drugs in Hair and Urine."
Drug Testing Index with hair testing
New data released today by Quest Diagnostics Incorporated (NYSE: DGX), the nation's leading provider of employment-related drug testing services.
USA today runs DTI article
On November 20, 2009, Quest Diagnostics published our first Drug Testing Index TM with hair testing data.
