A Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index (TM) Special Report found that both hair and urine test data show dramatic declines in cocaine and methamphetamine use since 2005. The data also show that hair testing has found dramatically more use of the two substances than revealed by urine alone. To view the report click here.

Quest Diagnostics is empowering the nation’s physicians to immediately and easily embrace ePrescribing by turning on ePrescribing for all interested Care360 Labs & Meds Users and inviting all U.S. physicians to use Care360™ ePrescribing risk-free for six months. And the new Care360 Mobile Application allows physicians to ePrescribe from the convenience of their iPhones™. For the multimedia press release, click here.

Today, more than 150,000 physicians use our Care360 (TM) suite of connectivity solutions to order lab tests, prescribe drugs and share clinical information with other healthcare providers quickly and securely. Because Care360 is interoperable and is used by physicians thousands of times each day, it represents a vital part of the national healthcare information infrastructure. To learn more about how our Care360 solution helps physicians enhance patient care, click here.

Quest Diagnostics, through its Focus Diagnostics business, provides the first commercial test for detecting the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus that the FDA has authorized for emergency use. Learn about testing options for 2009 H1N1 Influenza Virus Testing (initially referred to as the swine flu virus).

National Business Group on Health (NBGH) has awarded its 2009 Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles Platinum Award to Quest Diagnostics for its HealthyQuest employee wellness program, recognizing the company's wellness program for the fifth consecutive year. The Platinum Award is presented to NBGH member companies that have established employee wellness programs with measurable success and documented outcomes.

Cocaine use among U.S. employees and job applicants in the general U.S. workforce declined sharply in 2008, according to the annual Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index™ (DTI), based on 5.7 million urine drug tests performed last year by Quest Diagnostics, the nation's leading provider of drug testing services. In addition, methamphetamine use in the general workforce declined year over year, yet positive urine tests for amphetamine showed an uptick in worker use of this stimulant drug.

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As the only laboratory partner with Google (TM) Health, we make it easy and convenient for people to manage their lab results and other health information in their personal health record. We also enable consumers to buy a limited menu of tests, directly for themselves, to monitor their health and wellness here.

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