Spin Immunoassay for Opiates in Urine-Results of Screening Military Personnel

John Cate Department of Pathology, Naval Regional Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia; Naval Toxicology Unit, Norfolk, Virginia; Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia; Department of Pathology, Holston Valley Community Hospital, Kingsport, Tennessee

Marty Clarkson Department of Pathology, Naval Regional Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia; Naval Toxicology Unit, Norfolk, Virginia; Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia

John Strickland Department of Pathology, Naval Regional Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia; Naval Toxicology Unit, Norfolk, Virginia; Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia

N. A. D'Amato Department of Pathology, Naval Regional Medical Center, Portsmouth, Virginia; Naval Toxicology Unit, Norfolk, Virginia; Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia

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