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Health Trends® Report

The growing crisis of Novel Psychoactive Substances

Our most recent Health Trends® report, Drug Misuse in America 2023: the Growing Crisis of Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS), examines more than 3.6 million deidentified clinical drug tests in 2022. The report reveals new insights into the drug crisis and its shifts from misuse of prescription opioids to NPS such as xylazine, which is routinely found in combination with other substances, including fentanyl.

Fill out the form below to download our latest findings on drug use and misuse across the country.

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Drug toxicology consultation for healthcare providers

For assistance with prescription drug monitoring results, please contact Quest Diagnostics toxicology consultant specialists. They are available Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM Eastern Time.

 

1.877.40.RXTOX (1.877.407.9869)

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