CDT vs. GGT for the certification of the fitness to hold the driving license. A comparison based on the association of incremented values with the occurrence of alcohol-related road traffic accidents

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CDT vs. GGT for the certification of the fitness to hold the driving license. A comparison based on the association of incremented values with the occurrence of alcohol-related road traffic accidents

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Critical comments on the article “Driving license regranting: Hair EtG, serum CDT, and the role of sociodemographic and medicolegal variables” by A. Cinquetti et al. in drug testing and analysis (December 2022)

Critical comments on the article “Driving license regranting: Hair EtG, serum CDT, and the role of sociodemographic and medicolegal variables” by A. Cinquetti et al. in drug testing and analysis (December 2022)

Recommendations on the measurement and use of the alcohol consumption biomarker CDT. A position paper from the IFCC Working Group on CDT standardisation

New evidence of high association between carbohydrate deficient transferrin (CDT) and alcohol-related road traffic accidents. A retrospective study on 929 injured drivers

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