American Medical Review

American Medical Review was founded in 1998 by Dr. G. A. Vercellotti to help businesses in the Chicago-land metro area with random drug testing and pre-employment screening. He saw that drug use among the working class was rampant, despite all the government’s efforts to stop it. Also, he noticed that a surprisingly high number of employees were using drugs recreationally, but seemed to function normally at work. He knew that this was unacceptable because the residual effects of drugs remain even after the user isn’t obviously “high.” How do you think the news media would react if your oxygen truck driver was involved in a fatal accident and toxicology tests showed cocaine and heroin in his system?