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Legal stimulants are widely used, from busy professionals to sleep-deprived students. But just because a stimulant is legal, does that make it safe?

Understanding drug testing is crucial for employers and HR professionals to ensure workplace safety. For instance, how much urine do you need for a drug test?

When taking hydrocodone for pain management, you may wonder: How long does hydrocodone stay in your system? Find out more for safer drug use and dosage control.

Many industries require applicants to pass a drug test for job applications. This isn’t just red tape — drug testing is vital in reducing workplace risk.

Comparing stimulants vs. depressants, these drug categories have very different effects — including therapeutic uses, recreational purposes, and side effects.

For employers, medical providers, sports clubs, and schools, drug tests must be handled carefully. Help your team safely and legally prep before a drug test.

Heroin chic styles dubiously intertwine glamor and addiction — and with the resurgence of this trend, we can't ignore the dangers of glamorizing drug use.

These days, we all know to be wary of narcotics and other mind-altering substances. But what about alcohol inebriation? Technically, is alcohol a drug?

With mounting drug legalization, businesses are in uncharted waters — but addressing workplace drug testing after legalization is vital for safe workplaces.

Many of us are familiar with the buzzy, inebriating effects of alcohol consumption. But what does alcohol do to your body on a more fundamental level?

What are hallucinogens? From ancient rituals to modern psychedelics, these drugs have played a pivotal role in society — but they also have a dark underbelly.

Alcohol abuse is a widespread issue. In the most severe cases, drinking even lead to the deepest rock bottom of dependency: end-stage alcoholism.