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I've been watching the growing use of mandatory random drug testing in our nation and what I feared is coming true. From my 20 years experience in conducting drug testing I can honestly share that cannabis is the one persistent long half life drug that can be found in random testing while alcohol is terribly difficult to detect.

What our misguided and invasive testing polices have done is send a message to our young people and those on the job to drink instead of smoking cannabis. What a disaster for the nation. Below is a report on the increase of binge drinking, particularly with young people.

While drinking alcohol may be socially acceptable the damage from alcohol to our society is enormous and growing. Cannabis represents a clear and strong harm reduction strategy to alcohol abuse but this life saving tactic is blocked by the zero tolerance zealots who also promote the random drug testing that is driving our kids to booze.

Yours,

Dr. Jay

CHICAGO (Dec. 31) - Binge drinking is on the rise in the United States and is climbing fastest among 18-to 20-year-olds, who are too young to drink legally, according to a government survey.

 Episodes of binge drinking, defined as having five or more drinks in a sitting, increased 17 percent among all adults between 1993 and 2001, and shot up 56 percent among 18-to 20-year-olds, the telephone survey found.

The survey was conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The findings were published in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association.

 Adults age 21 to 25 went on drinking binges an average of 18 times in 2001, according to CDC. Those ages 18 to 20 did so an average of 15 times. The drinking age in the United States is 21.

 Binge drinking among all adults in 2001 increased to 1.5 billion episodes, or an average of more than seven times per person. That is up from about 1.2 billion episodes, or about six times per person, in 1993.

 The average number of episodes for other age groups in 2001: nine for those ages 26 to 34; almost seven for 35- to 54-year-olds; and almost three for those 55 and older.

Men had 12.5 episodes in 2001 compared with 2.7 for women. Hispanics had 8.4 episodes, while whites had 7.4 and blacks 5.4.

Researchers think their study still may underestimate the scope of binge drinking.

Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Angres, who heads an alcohol and drug dependency program in Chicago, said popular culture promotes binge drinking.

``We have, really, a public health problem that is in some ways becoming epidemic in proportion,'' Angres said.

Pass Drug Test Free - CDC researchers analyzed results for every other year between 1993 and 2001. The number of participants ranged from 102,263 in 1993 to 212,510 in 2001.

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