steroids News Archive

16-Jul-2007

 

  • Giambi meets with Mitchell to discuss steroids (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
    New York Yankees slugger Jason Giambi held a highly anticipated meeting with former Senate majority leader George Mitchell regarding baseball's steroids investigation on Friday.


  • Lawmaker: Steroids test may not be ready for football season (Dallas Morning News)
    AUSTIN ? The Texas lawmaker who authored a new mandatory random steroid testing law for high school athletes now says the program may not be ready in time for the upcoming football season.


  • Study finds COPD patients taking inhaled steroids are at greater risk for severe pneumonia (EurekAlert!)
    Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) are increasingly being prescribed inhaled corticosteroids to control exacerbations of the disease, but a new study finds that the anti-inflammatory drugs increase the chances that these patients will be hospitalized for pneumonia.


  • Giambi Discusses Steroids With Mitchell (Washington Post)
    Jason Giambi meets with George Mitchell on Friday, becoming the first active player known to talk with baseball's steroids investigator.


  • Giambi meets with steroids investigator (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Jason Giambi met with George Mitchell on Friday, becoming the first active player known to talk with baseball's steroids investigator.


  • Coach wants steroids case dismissed (Greensboro News & Record)
    SAN FRANCISCO -- Lawyers for a North Carolina track coach indicted in a federal steroids probe are seeking to have the charges dismissed.


  • High school testing for steroids might not start this fall (Austin American-Statesman)
    Lawmaker says athletes must be warned about supplements. The Texas lawmaker who authored a new mandatory random steroid testing law for high school athletes now says the program may not be ready in time for the upcoming football season.


  • Giambi, MLB discuss steroids (San Jose Mercury News)
    New York Yankees slugger Jason Giambi met with George Mitchell on Friday, becoming the first active player known to talk with baseball's steroids investigator.


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