steroids News Archive

27-Jul-2007

 

  • Schilling pulls no punches on steroids (Deseret Morning News)
    Curt Schilling says that Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire's refusals to address accusations of steroids use are tantamount to admissions.


  • Study finds steroids do little against bronchiolitis (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
    steroids don't keep babies with a common upper respiratory infection out of the hospital or do much to reduce their symptoms, a new national study in the New England Journal of Medicine concludes.


  • Chemist: Bonds took steroids (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
    The chemist who developed the performance-enhancing drug known as "the clear" said he thinks baseball sluggers Barry Bonds and Gary Sheffield took steroids. Patrick Arnold, who created the then-undetectable steroid that was distributed by the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative, said on HBO Sports' "Costas Now" program that he believes both players used the drug.


  • Steroids Won't Help Common Respiratory Infection in Infants (MedicineNet.com)
    Title: Steroids Won't Help Common Respiratory Infection in Infants Category: Health News Created: 7/26/2007 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 7/26/2007


  • Murder/suicide suspect's body checked for steroids (WOOD TV 8 Grand Rapids)
    The Kent County Medical Examiner's office wants to check one of the bodies of a murder/suicide case for steroids.


  • Schilling sounds off on steroids (Asbury Park Press)
    Curt Schilling said that Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire's refusals to address accusations of steroids use are tantamount to admissions.


  • Most states keep prep steroids a local issue (Albany Democrat-Herald)
    They were thinking big in New Mexico. Encouraged by the Drug Enforcement Administration, state officials staged a national summit to discuss solutions for the growing problem of steroids in high school sports.


  • Schilling Calls Out Bonds, McGwire On Steroids (WBZ Boston)
    Curt Schilling says that Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire's refusals to address accusations of steroids use are tantamount to admissions. The Red Sox righthander also said "this will be the steroids era forever" and proposed that Jose Canseco and Rafael Palmeiro should be punished for steroids use. Dan Roche's Red Sox Blog More Sports


  • State may test for steroids in high schools (The Adobe Press)
    The California Assembly is considering legislation that will allow random steroid testing among high school athletes. Assembly Bill 1319 would require athletes competing in California Interscholastic Federation events to consent in writing to testing for steroids.


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