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October 31st, 2011, The American Academy of Pediatrics sets a new policy telling doctors that screening for drug/alcohol use should be a routine part of a teen’s regular doctors visits –http://bit.ly/roWQux
My question is, if adults lie to their healthcare providers about their alcohol and drug use, why wouldn’t teens? Why not recommend an unbiased-test based on a hair or nail sample. This would give pediatricians a solid factual history to help improve the health of their patients.
We offer a wide variety of hair and nail testing that can identify actual use or misuse and possibly save a life.
Check out our website: https://www.usdtl.com/ for more information.
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