steroids News Archive

09-Jan-2008

 

  • Mr. Kennedy Speaks Out On His Legitimate Reason For Using Anabolic Steroids (Lords of Pain)
    Mr. Kennedy was interviewed by Mike Mooneyham of The Post and Courier out of South Carolina to promote tomorrow night's Raw in North Charleston. It was a revealing interview as he talked about the bad luck he's endured since joining WWE two years ago, not to mention his past steroid use.


  • Aging: Researchers Identify Signs for Risk of a Broken Hip (New York Times)
    Researchers say they have identified 11 indicators that can let doctors and families know which women are at the greatest risk.


  • DOLLARS AND DREAMS ON THE WEST SIDE (The Slatin Report)
    While New York City's real estate community waits uneasily for the next shoe to drop in the unfolding finance drama, a sideshow ? on steroids ? is managing to occupy those with an interest beyond the latest bad banking news or Fed rate cut hopes.


  • Sources: Royals, Guillen closing in on deal (Fox Sports)
    The Royals, plunging into the free-agent market for the second straight year, are working toward an agreement with outfielder Jose Guillen, according to major-league sources.


  • NL team notes (USA Today)
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  • Mid-Atlantic Steroids Ban Official (BloodHorse)
    As expected, states in the Mid-Atlantic region have announced they are working to implement a ban on anabolic steroids in racehorses effective April 1, 2008.


  • Torrington police officer fired (Republican-American)
    TORRINGTON â?” The Board of Public Safety on Monday voted to fire a police officer who previously admitted he took steroids in violation of department policy and then lied to his superiors about it.


  • Major Cock Fighting Ring Busted (KEYT 3 Santa Barbara)
    Birds trained to kill! Needles, steroids, fighting spurs; a suspected cock fighting ring is busted by sheriff's deputies. Deputies say nearly 1,000 chickens and cock fighting paraphernalia were found in Santa Paula.


  • Minn. probing pork plant illnesses (AP via Yahoo! News)
    State health officials said Monday they were investigating neurological illnesses among 11 workers at a pork processing plant, but that there was no evidence that the public was at risk.


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