Two obstretics patients said they falsely tested positive for illegal opioids at Garnet Health Medical Center in Orange County, New York because they had consumed poppy seeds, the hospital’s lawsuit in state court by Bryn Goodman of Fox Rothschild states.
March 25, 2024 at 04:16 PM
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Two obstetrics patients said they falsely tested positive for illegal opioids at Garnet Health Medical Center in Orange County, New York because they had consumed poppy seeds, the hospital’s lawsuit in state court by Bryn Goodman of Fox Rothschild states.
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