steroids News Archive

12-Dec-2006

 

  • States side with SF Chronicle reporters (MLB.com)
    States side with SF Chronicle reporters


  • BERARDINO: Ripken takes the fifth on Big Mac (Sun-Sentinel)
    Ex-Orioles star senses steroids issue will mar Hall selections. LAKE BUENA VISTA -- The greatest day of Cal Ripken Jr.'s retirement so far is a month away, but already he can tell it's going to be somewhat compromised.


  • State of Iowa joines brief in steroids case (The Des Moines Register)
    San Francisco, Calif. ? Two dozen states have filed a brief on behalf of two San Francisco Chronicle reporters, telling a federal appeals court that...


  • States side with SF Chronicle reporters (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Two dozen states filed a brief on behalf of two San Francisco Chronicle reporters, telling a federal appeals court that public interest demands the recognition of a journalist's right to protect confidential sources.


  • Two Uzbek weightlifters fail dope tests (Gulf Times)
    TWO weightlifters from Uzbekistan tested positive for drugs, a day after a Myanmar competitor was also disqualified for doping. The first was named as Elmira Ramileva who was found to be taking anabolic steroids, and the second was Alexander Urinov, who tested positive to cannabis.


  • Steroids by the book (The Plain Dealer)
    Weeks 1-4: 200 mg of Deca Durabolin, administered once each week. Weeks 5-8: No steroids. Weeks 9-12: 100 mg Primobolan Depot twice weekly, 25 mg Oxandrolone each week. This combination of steroids is intended to provide strength and muscle mass gain.


  • Inside Slant (USA Today)
    Cincinnati Bengals


  • Zero tolerance: Some questionable results from anti-doping case files (Los Angeles Times)
    A gold medalist at the 1994 Goodwill Games, she tested positive in 2001 for steroids traced to "likely" contamination of nutrition aids. Arbitrators called her "a credit to her community and a role model to young women," but ruled that her lack of intent to dope was immaterial.


  • His Barryness' whiff still leaves him a Giant (USA Today)
    And you thought Mark McGwire was on pins and, ahem, needles all week. All of that salacious steroids stuff was dredged up as Hall of Fame ballots hit mailboxes. But did you see Barry Vagabonds? ntil late Thursday, when he re-signed with San Francisco, he was homeless.


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