Air Force expands drug testing program to include abused prescription drugs
WASHINGTON -- The Air Force and other military services will expand their drug testing to include testing for commonly abused prescription drugs beginning May 1.
On Jan. 31, the Secretary of Defense gave a 90-day advance notice of the drug testing expansion which aims to counter the nation's growing epidemic and encourage those abusing prescription medications to seek treatment before official testing begins.
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