A Health Educator's Guide to Understanding Drugs of Abuse Testing

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The book offers a comprehensive overview of the drug testing process initiated by the 1986 drug-free workplace initiative. It explains what substances are tested, the testing methods used, and how certain foods and medications can influence results. Aimed at health educators, it provides insights into the implications of drug testing for potential employees and discusses common methods of circumventing tests, emphasizing their ineffectiveness. Authored by a practicing toxicologist, it serves as an informative resource for understanding the landscape of drug abuse testing in the workplace.