Next Media: Singapore drug prevention programme uses hair test to study drug use

Malay Mail
Malay Mail
  • 6 years ago
Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau has been using a hair test to study past drug usage histories among former drug abusers as part of an ongoing effort to combat drug use in the city state.

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