Drug Testing Industry News & Topics
Don’t Let Summer Be a Deadly Vacation for Your Teen
The National Safety Council warns us that from Memorial Day to Labor Day are the 100 deadliest days for teen drivers. In 2012, nearly 1000 people were killed in crashes involving teens—more than half of them teens themselves. There are several reasons this is true—and...
Celebrity Addictions with Drugs/Alcohol
The media is plastered with celebrities and their new current drug addictions. It is seen in people that are known and loved, such as Johnny Depp in the case of alcohol and Marilyn Monroe’s barbiturate overdose. Adorable childhood stars crumble behind the television...
Permanent Costs of a DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
The effects of driving under the influence, or "DUI", has a permanent costs at a number of different levels. The efforts to prevent people from drinking and driving may seem muted against the annual numbers of DUI victims. Simply stated, DUI is a costly experience....
Long Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol tends to start as a way to relax and unwind and for most people that same scenario is the norm and the habit does not become one that is life altering in any manner. That is not true, however, for those that have an addiction to alcohol. Once alcohol abuse...
What you dont know about Designated Drivers
Obviously having a few drinks and then driving home is not only a bad idea, but it is a dangerous one. More than likely, you hear at least once a week about an individual who has been killed as a result of a drunk driver. This is why many people choose a designated...
Drug Abuse Rise During New Year’s Eve
New Year's Eve is one of the biggest party holidays of the year. New Year's Eve is celebrated in numerous countries around the world, from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil to Sydney, Australia. It's a time of celebration and usually includes generous libations of alcohol and...

