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Pot Potency is Increasing and More Addictive
More People Misuse Alcohol, but fewer Addictive
Alcohol Kills 75,000 Annually, Says CDC
Website Screens over 200,000 for Risky Drinking
New Website Provides Addition Training for Healthcare Professionals
Federal Agencies Announce '04 Random Testing Rates
DATAI 8th Annual Conference in Seattle WA
Free Video Addresses Alcohol & Women’s Health
April is Alcohol Awareness Month 2004
New Tests Can Reveal Drinking Behavior
New DOT Form For Reporting Test Results
Female Excessive Drinkers at Risk for Heart Disease
Federal Agencies Announce '04 Random Testing Rates
New Anti-Drug Campaign Targets Hispanic Youth
Youth Drug Use Down, But Alcohol Trends are Concerns
What Americans Need to Know About Marijuana
Youth Drug Use Down, But Alcohol Trends are Concerns
Drug tests dropped at some companies, employers not sold on payoff
#89 5-6-03 HIPAA and DOT Drug/Alcohol Testing
Study: differences in why girls vs boys use substances
Drug Free America Foundation Praises President’s Drug Treatment Voucher Program
Feds Argue For Preemption Of State Law In Medical Pot Suit. The Daily Review
Annual Household Survey Finds Millions of Americans in Denial About Drug Abuse
The new Department of Transportation regulations
Working Families and Substance Abuse Education
Study Reveals Factors in Successful Drug Treatment
Workplace Drug Test Positives Shows Sight Increase in 2000
September is National Alcohol and Drug Addition Recovery Month
Free Drug-Free Prevention E-Books
Education Bill Contains Student Drug Test Provision Bush to Sign
Workers Compensation Discount for Drug-Free Workplace
DOT Issues Random Testing Rates for 2002
President Bush Supports Drug-Free Communities Program
9/11 Attack Triggers Jump in Illegal Drugs
During Alcohol Awareness Month, Website provides self-testing...
Illegal Drug Use Among Elderly Continues to Grow
Vaccine Hope for Cocaine Addicts
There's a Good Reason Why Marijuana is Called Dope (Pot Lowers IQ)
Device Helps Probationers Beat Drug Test
Trucker Testing Reveals Some Declines, New Trends
Court Says Company Must Face Trial in Case of Addicted Worker
US Supreme Court Allows Random Drug Testing in Schools
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