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This worldwide annual celebration is the way we can recognize nurses who make sacrifices every day to care for others. They have served tirelessly on the frontlines and have made great sacrifices during this past year as the world works […]

By: Guardian Athletic Delta-8 is not necessarily the new kid on the THC block, but its popularity is on the rise. A lot of companies are incorrectly marketing this as a form of CBD. Make no mistake, Delta-8 Or Delta-8-THC

By ASAP With widespread attention, the opioid epidemic is not anything new to the workplace. However, knowledge does not equate to being prepared as an employer. The clinical aspects of opioid misuse can make it challenging for an employer to

By: Lisa Nagele-Piazza, JD, SHRM-DCP, SHRM President Joe Biden supports marijuana decriminalization, but efforts to legalize cannabis consumption are likely to continue at the state level for now. In 2021, employers will need to review their policies and ensure that

By: Kay Dervishi, NYN Media Organizations providing services for people with mental health and substance abuse challenges are simultaneously dealing with a spiking need for help and limited funds to best meet the demand, according to a new report from

By: Todd Dills, Overdrive Despite a well-documented ramp-up in offsite audits of trucking companies in 2020, the overall number of carrier reviews was down about 8% from 2019. Regulators also announced a policy change at the beginning of the pandemic

By: Recovery Unplugged Little by little, substance use disorder (SUD) infiltrates every area of a sufferer’s life. One of the most immediate areas in which the impact of excessive drug and alcohol abuse can be felt is in the workplace.

By ASAP An effective drug and alcohol policy is the key to creating a safe and drug-free workplace for all your employees. It becomes even more critical if you have employees in safety-sensitive positions. According to the Department of Transportation

Mark your calendars! The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced its 20th Take Back Day scheduled for Saturday, April 24- from 10:00 AM to 2:00PM. The public can drop off potentially dangerous prescription medications at collection sites which will adhere to

By: Jon Johnson, Medical News Today Shrooms are a common name for hallucinogenic mushrooms containing the compound psilocybin. They may show up on specific drug tests designed to detect hallucinogens, but many standard drug tests do not test for these