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New York City’s public hospitals will end a longstanding practice of drug testing pregnant patients without their explicit written consent, a policy that advocates say leads to unnecessary investigations and perpetuates racial disparities in the child welfare system.

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NYC Will End Practice Of Drug Testing Pregnant Patients Without Written Consent Under the previous policy, medical staff did not need to provide pregnant patients with any written information on a toxicology test or obtain their signatures to perform one.

Black and Hispanic women who have just given birth to children are typically subjected to drug screenings at higher rates than their white counterparts. However, the frequency of drug use between all three groups is reported to be similar.

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Michigan state police on Sept. 30 concluded the second year of a pilot program meant to determine whether roadside drug tests are reliable and useful.

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Michigan state police roadside drug testing pilot program concludes; findings set for January release The Michigan state police on Sept. 30 concluded the second year of a pilot program meant to determine whether roadside drug tests are reliable and useful.