Monitoring Children’s Drug Use With The Hair Strand Test: Should It Be Done?

It’s not easy being a parent. From day one, you’re worried about practically everything about your child: if your baby hasn’t been eating well, if he or she looks a bit peaky, or is crying and crying and you’ve done everything you can to solve the problem–to no avail. And then your child grows up as the years pass, and you also have to contend with the issues he or she is facing, such as when he or she has trouble keeping up with classes, is unable to make friends, is subjected to bullying, or if peer pressure is a threat. You can’t protect your child forever, of course, but you also want to have an idea what he or she is up to. Problems plague many parents, and one of these problems is the issue of drug use.