steroids News Archive

14-Nov-2006

 

  • Schools Ignored Program To Help Stop Steroid Use (KUTV2 Salt Lake City)
    A startling investigation into the use of steroids in Utah continues. Dan Sheldon tell us an outstanding program to curb steroid use was offered to some Utah schools. He shows you the shocking reasons why the program didn?t work.


  • Sosa still denies ever taking steroids (New York Daily News)
    Sammy Sosa, who wants to get back in baseball in 2007, says preparation and getting to bed early - not steroid use - played a big part in his impressive career slugging statistics.


  • BASEBALL NOTES: Sosa denies ever using steroids (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
    While his return to baseball in 2007 remains a possibility, former Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa wants to erase speculation that steroid use contributed to his potential Hall of Fame statistics.


  • Salido, the IBF featherweight title winner, suspended for positive steroids test (USA Today)
    A boxer who won the IBF featherweight title could be stripped of his title after testing positive for steroids, a Nevada boxing official said Thursday. Orlando Salido tested positive for the banned steroid Nandrolone, said Keith Kizer, Nevada Athletic Commission executive director.


  • Psoriasis affects 'everything' (USA Today)
    Seven million Americans have psoriasis and 600,000 or so have severe cases. For them, psoriasis is not just a cosmetic issue; it is a vexing condition that takes a serious social, emotional and physical toll.


  • High School Students Using Steroids In Utah (KUTV2 Salt Lake City)
    It?s a problem almost no one wants to talk about. Steroid use, especially among Utah teenagers. Dan Sheldon brings us with this Talkin? Sports exclusive.


  • Report: Sosa denies steroids played part in success (ESPN)
    Sammy Sosa, contemplating a return to baseball in 2007, would like to end the speculation that steroid use played a part in his impressive career slugging statistics.


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