Regional Drug Testing

Families Against Narcotics teams with Berkley police to help addicts The opioid crisis has publicly taken a backseat to the pandemic but the numbers are staggering. According to Families Against Narcotics, 2021 is expected to see a 40-percent increase in overdoses and a 20-percent increase of opioid-related deaths.

US House to vote in September to legalize ma*****na on federal level Cannabis was included as what is called a Schedule I drug under the Controlled Substances Act in 1970. Schedule I drugs are defined as having a high potential for abuse and no medical benefit. Other Schedule I drugs include he**in, L*D, ecstasy and pe**te.

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‘Gray death’: Officials say just touching this drug could kill you Now deputies say it’s here in Louisiana.

'Don't smoke and drive': On 1st day of legalized pot, state police SUV hit by driver under influence On the first day recreational ma*****na became legal, Michigan State Police shared a reminder why it's still not okay to drive under the influence.

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Michigan sees first decline in overdose deaths in 6 years Michigan sees first decline in overdose deaths in 6 years

A Chip Has Been Implanted In A Man's Brain To Help Him Overcome Opioid Addiction A man living in the state with the highest rate of opioid deaths in America is the first participant of a trial of a technique designed to help beat addict

Good Health: The dangers of misusing ADHD drug Adderall Adderall can be life-changing for people who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but is often misused.

Driving while stoned? Ma*****na breathalyzers expected to hit the street in 2020 An Oakland, California, company expects to produce ma*****na breathalyzers by 2020, which police can use to detect drivers who have smoked pot or w**d the same way they test for drunken motorists.

Michigan recreational ma*****na sales: Who's opted in, who's out We're just a couple of months away from recreational ma*****na being available to purchase in Michigan. But it won't be available in every community.

City of Saline Hosts Forum on Medical Ma*****na Oct. 10 Jack Ceo, Saline City Council member and Chair of the Medical Ma*****na Task Force, announced the City will host a public meeting to discuss Medical Ma*****na. "Medical ma*****na, and ma*****na more broadly, are timely and relevant topics," stated Mayor Brian Marl, "Our Medical Ma*****na Work-group....

Michigan police roadside drug testing program starts today: What to know A second phase of roadside drug testing will begin Tuesday, Michigan State Police announced.