St. Luke's doctors mistook a new mom's ADHD medication for illegal drugs. Then they separated her from her baby, lawsuit claims – The Morning Call

A Monroe County couple allege they were separated from their newborn son last year after St. Luke's doctors misinterpreted a drug test.

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