steroids News Archive

28-Feb-2007

 

  • Prosecutor: Athletes received illegal steroids (Fox Sports)
    A New York prosecutor said athletes and celebrities were involved as customers in an illicit steroid sales network that produced at least four arrests on Tuesday. However, Albany County District Attorney P. David Soares declined to name any specific consumers. He said his office was not investigating patients, but instead alleged producers and distributors that include doctors and pharmacists.


  • Steelers' Doctor Questioned In Steroids Probe (KDKA Pittsburgh)
    Authorities in New York have questioned a top Steelers' physician in an investigation involving steroids and other performance enhancing drugs.


  • Steroids raid might implicate pro, college athletes (ESPN)
    Federal and state narcotics agents raided a downtown Orlando pharmacy Tuesday as part of a New York state investigation into the sale of steroids and other performance enhancers over the Internet, according to a published report.


  • Prosecutor: Athletes got steroids online (AP via Yahoo! News)
    A New York prosecutor said athletes and celebrities were involved as customers of an illicit steroid sales network that produced arrests of four company officials on Tuesday.


  • Steroids: Union will advise on Mitchell probe (Tulsa World)
    Union leader says players will receive aid, but must ask for it. TUCSON, Ariz. -- The players' association will offer advice but said it's the choice of each individual whether to cooperate with former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell's investigation into steroids use.


  • Athletes, celebs accused in steroids rap (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Athletes and celebrities were involved as customers of an illicit steroid sales network that produced arrests of four company officials on Tuesday, a New York prosecutor said.


  • Steelers' Doctor Questioned In Steroids Investigation (Action News 4 Pittsburgh)
    On Tuesday, a report that surfaced said a doctor who works with the Pittsburgh Steelers was questioned in a steroids investigation.


  • Ban on Steroids in Racing Is Getting Out of the Gate (New York Times)
    At virtually every racetrack in America and in the barns of some of the sport?s most successful trainers, there are horses who have been treated with anabolic steroids.


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