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Commonly used baby soaps and shampoos, including products from Johnson
& Johnson, Aveeno and CVS, can trigger a positive result on
newborns' marijuana screening tests, according to a recent study.
A minute amount of the cleansing products in a urine sample — just 0.1
milliliters or less — was found to cause a positive result.
Researchers
at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, began studying the
issue after an unusually high number of newborns in their nursery began
testing positive for marijuana exposure. Newborn screening for marijuana
at hospitals, particularly among babies of women who are considered at
high risk of drug use, is not uncommon: at U.N.C. Chapel Hill, 10% to
40% of newborns are tested.
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Favorite Scofflaw Movies
- The Godfather
- The Usual Suspects
- Dirty Harry
- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- The Treasure of The Sierra Madre
- The Long Good Friday
- Pacific Heights
- Midnight Cowboy
- Highway61
- Duel
- Catch Me if You Can
- Glengarry Glenn Ross
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