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A regularly published newsletter covering what's happening right now in clinical toxicology — emerging drug threats in the news, regulatory changes in drug testing, lab technology updates, and practice-changing science. Written in plain clinical language for professionals who need to stay informed without having to hunt for it.
Subscribe Free →One topic. One well-written document. Tox In Focus delivers 1–2 page reference guides on specific drugs, drug classes, testing technologies, and validity concepts — the resource you reach for when you need to get smart on something fast, or when you need to explain it to someone else.
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Book a Session →Medetomidine is now adulterating the illicit fentanyl supply at rapidly increasing rates. Naloxone reverses opioid-driven respiratory depression but cannot reverse medetomidine sedation. No FDA-approved reversal agent exists.
Free Download (PDF)Immunoassay screens detect drug classes by cross-reactivity, not by identifying a specific compound. Learn when a screen result is enough — and when you need LC-MS/MS before you act.
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