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How common is drug abuse in children and teenagers in the UK?

It's a growing trend, affecting parents of every younger child as drug abuse and experimentation moves from teenage to adolescent victims. The shocking truth is most parents simply are not aware of just how readily available modern drugs are in playgrounds and other social points of interaction.

That said most young people do not use drugs 76% of young people aged 11-15 say they have never taken drugs. Admitted drug use is just 11% of 11 year olds rising to 37% of 15 year olds UK Children. That adds up to just under 600,000 secondary school aged pupils in England (18%) admitting they took at least one drug last year. 

Christmas and New year Delivery Information from UK Drug Testing

We are dispatching goods every day Monday through to Friday as usual excluding bank holidays. We will finish early on Christmas eve at 11.30 as we have no postal or courier collections after this until the 27th December.

How do I read a faint line on a drug test kit

This is a common question and one that can cause a lot of confusion and anxiety

On the picture above, you can see a drug test result using a saliva drug test which has tested for 4 drugs: COC Cocaine, AMP Amphetamine, OPI opiates, and THC Cannabis. The C is the control line to show that the drug test membrane has absorbed enough saliva to run the test.

How common are alcohol-related accidents in the workplace

Tis the season to be merry, again, but knowing when to stop for many remains a problem, and it's this time of year which sees the greatest levels of alcohol-related accidents. Combine this with the seasonal work organised events which include the consumption of alcohol and the problem a how best to manage the whole issue comes very much to the fore for many corporate and business management teams.