A major bottleneck in the drug development process is toxicological testing. Traditional in vivo tests performed in animals are difficult to automate; one can't put a rat into a 96-well plate! How does one manage this leg of the development process, where not "failing early" can mean millions of dollars in wasted capital?

Quest Diagnostics, a provider of employer-related drug testing, has found that drug use among American workers has hit its lowest level since 1988.

Quest Diagnostics, which handled more than 9 million drug tests l

A number of large companies are opening on-site medical clinics as a way to cut growing healthcare costs, according to a published report.

The employers, which include Toyota, Sprint Nextel and Pepsi, are trying to

Final regulations regarding wellness programs under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) have been issued by the U.S. Department of Treasury, Health and Human Services and the Department of Labor.

An unstructured approach to problem solving may not ensure that all voices are heard–that's when the nominal group technique is effective.

Workers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory were ordered to evacuate after a chemical spill there Tuesday.

A department of energy spokesman said no hazardous chemicals were released into the environment and

A two-page memo by Inspector General Gregory H. Friedman says security at the Los Alamos National Laboratory is "seriously flawed."

The two-page report comes after tens of millions of dollars were spent to upgrade security