What are the Different Panel Drug Tests | Health Street You may have heard the term 5 panel drug test, but what does it mean? A drug panel is a class, family or collection of drugs, and the number of panels indicates the number of drugs that test can detect. The higher the number, the more drugs are detected. At Health Street, we offer our clients both urine and hair follicle drug tests in different panel configurations. For our urine drug testing, the industry standard, we offer a wide range of screens, from the basic 5 panel drug test that detects the most commonly abused drugs to comprehensive 16, 20 and 22 panel drug tests, which can detect many different substances
New Mom Tests Positive for Opiates after Eating Poppyseed Bagel - Health Street Did a Poppyseed Bagel Cause a False Positive Drug Test for a New Mom?
Drug Use in College - Health Street Statistically, half of college kids use drugs (not including alcohol), and 20% are seriously abusing them. It’s important to take a look at the warning signs that a college student may be using the most common of the illicit drugs.
Rising Drug Abuse in Mobile, AL - Health Street Heroin has become a huge problem in Mobile, Alabama with hundreds of people overdosing within the last year.
CT's Long-Term Care Background Checks - Health Street The Connecticut Department of Public Health has joined the mission to provide the residents in long-term care facilities with the best and safest care possible by launching a new, comprehensive background check program for direct care employees and volunteers.
Drug Use in Chicago - Health Street Chicago is a drinking kind of town. Apparently, it's also a pill-popping, snorting, smoking and injecting kind of town, too.
Ohio Deaths Due To Blue Drop Heroin - Health Street Ohio is currently in the grips of the very powerful and very dangerous substance known as 'blue drop' heroin. This new hybrid substance mixes heroin with fentanyl, packing a powerful enough punch to send users to the ER and even the morgue.
CVS to Stock Overdose-Antidote Naloxone - Health Street CVS pharmacies in 14 states will now stock the overdose-antidote medication, naloxone, and make it available without a prescription. Could this be the key to reducing the amount of overdose deaths each year?
Heroin replacing painkiller use in Houston - Health Street The flow of painkillers onto the Houston streets has been choked off by the DEA, driving up prices. But we're flooded with cheaper and more abundant heroin, so users are making the easy decision to switch over, more and more often.
TV Shows Wrong About Poppy Seeds and Drug Tests | Health Street MythBusters and The Doctors TV shows are both wrong, misleading viewers and freaking out poppy seed bagel loving job applicants.
