Fingerprints to be used for drug screening
A Norfolk company which has developed new technology to detect drug-use through people's fingerprints has been given almost half a million pounds to improve drug screening services in hospitals.
Intelligent Fingerprinting, a spin-out firm from the University of East Anglia, will use it to develop its technology.
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