New Jersey This article is more than 9 months oldTwo US mothers sue hospitals over drug tests after eating poppy seed bagelsThis article is more than 9 months oldNew Jersey mothers allege hospitals performed tests without consent and say poppy seeds were reason for false positive results Few people would ever expect that the simple act of eating a poppy seed bagel could lead to the investigation of young mothers and their newborn babies over suspected opiate use, but that is exactly what two women in New Jersey say happened to them.

Madison Beer is a 21-year-old singer who's set to release her debut studio album "Life Support" in 2020.  She's been in the spotlight since Justin Bieber tweeted her YouTube cover of Etta James' song "At Last" when she was 13 years old.  While the New York native has become wildly popular on social media, there are many things that fans may not know about her. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.

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A group of elite women swimmers at a Virginia university are demanding urgent action to protect their sport, after a transgender student joined their team, leaving the coaches and athletes 'demoralized', angry, and unsure how to cope. The trans student informed staff at Roanoke College in September that she wished to swim on the women's team, after sitting out the previous season while transitioning. The year before, the trans swimmer had competed in the men's team.