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Drug test cups are a very popular method of drug testing. Urine drug test is often used for pre-employment screening , compliance assessment, and home substance abuse prevention. If you have opted for a 5-panel, 10-panel, or 12-panel drug test, here are the most important things to know about this

Columbia University has recently commissioned a new ultraclean laboratory for Professor Sir Alex Halliday, founding dean and director of the Columbia Climate School, and director of the Earth Institute. The laboratory was constructed in the Gary Comer Geochemistry building of Lamont-Doherty Earth Ob

You might think of mucus – the runny, goopy, or gummy stuff you sneeze out, sniff in, and cough up – as something pesky you never seem to have a tissue for. It might not be sexy, but mucus is one of your body’s biggest defenders.This slippery, sometimes sticky fluid comes from the mucus membra

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The body produces mucus, also known as phlegm or sputum, to protect sensitive tissues in the airways. Changes in the color, thickness, or quantity of phlegm may indicate a health problem. Mucus consists of mucins and other proteins. The body produces mucus to keep the thin, delicate tissues of sensi

The nation’s high court heard arguments Tuesday on whether Reed can seek DNA testing of crucial evidence in the 1996 murder of Stacey Stites in Bastrop County. by Roxanna Asgarian Oct. 11, 20223 PM Central Sign up fo

A California court has vacated the conviction of Maurice Hastings for a 1983 murder. DNA testing of semen collected during an oral swab of the victim, whose body was found in the trunk of her car, did not match Hastings. It did match that of another man who was convicted of an armed kidnapping in wh

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