Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo by Getty Images) A Jefferson County paramedic who was fired after testing positive for drug use is entitled to unemployment ...

New mothers say they had to undergo devastating investigations after hospitals reported their false positive drug tests to child welfare agencies shortly after they gave birth. This report is ...

A new mother from Alabama is warning pregnant patients after she says eating an "everything bagel" for breakfast before giving birth to her second child upended her family last spring. It all stemmed ...

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The latest annual drug testing report from Lake Travis ISD has revealed that a growing number of students are testing positive for drug use. And for the first time in recent years, district officials ...

UPDATE: Raven Jones pleaded not guilty on Thursday, July 17, to charges of child abandonment and chemical endangerment of a child. Prosecutors allege that Raven Jones left her newborn child at a ...

Faulty drug tests given to thousands of California prisoners gave false results for opiates Prison advocates worry that the false positive results have tainted the parole decision for inmates.

A divided Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that a newborn's positive drug test by itself can lead to a finding of child neglect, even though legislators amended the law five years ago to ...

ATLANTA (InvestigateTV) — Some parents in Georgia are fighting what they call a broken child welfare system, arguing the state’s drug testing procedures, which are designed to ensure sobriety, are ...

Bengaluru's anti-drug drive finds 31 students positive for substance abuse, emphasizing support and rehabilitation over ...

A view of the East Block at San Quentin. Thousands of drug tests given to California inmates gave false results last year. Prison advocates worry that parole decisions were tainted. (Robert Gauthier / ...