New Concerning Study Reveals Unexpected Hidden Effects of Legalizing Weed on Road Safety
The United States recorded 40,990 fatal motor vehicle accidents in 2023. These numbers reveal troubling effects of marijuana legalization on […]
FMCSA Maintains 50% Random Drug Testing Rate Through 2025
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will keep its 50% random drug testing rate for commercial drivers through 2025.
HHS Updates Controlled Substance Telehealth Guidelines
Telehealth prescription regulations have revolutionized recently, with new DEA regulations for controlled substances 2024 taking center stage. The Department of
Breaking: DEA Judge Delays Crucial Marijuana Rescheduling Hearing For Policy Change
The DEA’s proposal to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III marks the biggest federal cannabis policy change since
Shocking Link Between Cannabis And Depression in Youth Stronger Than Previously Known
Suicide stands as the second-leading cause of death among U.S. youth. Recent research on cannabis and depression has uncovered a
How Saliva Drug Tests Actually Work: The Science of Drug Metabolization
Saliva drug tests, also known as mouth swab drug tests, are 97.5% as accurate as laboratory testing, making them one
The Rise of Saliva Drug Testing: Accuracy, Technology, and Workplace Impact
The landscape of workplace drug screening has undergone a revolution, with providers of saliva drug testing growing from 39% in
DOT Mandatory Guidelines Updated for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs
A recent article published by the Federal Register details updates to the Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs,
DOT Issues New Oral Fluid Specimen Collection Procedure Guidelines
The National Drug & Alcohol Screening Association (NDASA) published an outline of oral fluid specimen collection procedures as mandated by
DOT Takes Heat For Drug Testing Certification Delays
A recent Yahoo! News article highlights the ongoing challenges surrounding the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed rule to temporarily