steroids News Archive

01-Apr-2007

 

  • Mitchell asks to talk to players for steroids probe (ESPN)
    Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell has asked to start player interviews as part of his steroids probe and expects to complete his investigation in the "coming months."


  • Fla. man admits peddling steroids (The Palm Beach Post)
    A 30-year-old Delray Beach man pleaded guilty Wednesday to selling illegal prescriptions for steroids and human growth hormones while he worked for a Boca Raton-based "rejuvenation" center, New York authorities said.


  • A mother's story: Steroids killed my son (Bonita Daily News)
    Every time Dr. Denise Garibaldi speaks to young student-athletes about the use of anabolic steroids, she finds herself replaying memories of her son, Rob.


  • Stop nets $7,500 in illegal steroids (Greenville Advocate)
    Law officers seized an estimated $7,500 in illegal steroids during a traffic stop on Highway 31 in McKenzie on Thursday.


  • Guilty plea given in steroids case (Daily Bulletin)
    ALBANY, N.Y. - A Florida man admitted selling illicit prescription drugs Wednesday and agreed to help Albany prosecutors pursue a multistate investigation into the illegal sale of steroids and human growth hormone.


  • Photo in the News: Jupiter Auroras "Northern Lights on Steroids" (National Geographic)
    A new NASA image colors our the gas giant in a surprising new light (namely purple), depicting gargantuan auroras ignited by volcanic particles.


  • Bronx man charged with steroids possession on I-684 in Putnam (The Journal News)
    SOUTHEAST - A Bronx man was charged with steroids possession after troopers from the Brewster barracks stopped him for speeding on Interstate 684, state police said today.


  • Up Front (New York Times)
    Jim Bouton is unforgiving when it comes to steroids.


  • Area bowlers busted for illegal steroids (Marie Evening News)
    Story created Mar 31, 2007 - 17:19:12 EDT. SAULT STE. MARIE - It was just a matter of time before the nationwide steroid scandal hit home for Sault Ste. Marie residents, but most people probably thought it would be a football issue.


  • OregonLive.com: Blazers Forum (OregonLive.com)
    Natural body enhancing drugs (NOT steroids) combined with dehydration can cause a heart arrhythmia, considering that LMA hurt his shoulder pushing it too hard in the weight room I would look there first. Easily fixable, no long term damage.


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