steroids News Archive

28-Nov-2009

 

  • Steroids policy violator reinstated (Miami Herald)
    The lone prep athlete suspended through the state's now-dormant steroids testing program has been reinstated for competition, according to a Florida High School Athletic Association report.


  • Probe begun into possible steroids use at Tucson dog track (KTAR 92.3 Phoenix)
    The Arizona Department of Racing is investigating claims that trainers at Tucson Greyhound Park have been injecting racing dogs with steroids.


  • Peugeot Bringing a Hybrid to Le Mans (Wired News)
    Peugeot's shown diesels can dominate Le Mans, now it wants to try its luck with a hybrid. Yes, a hybrid.


  • The Real Culprits In This Meltdown (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)
    Big Government: Barack Obama and Democrats blame the historic financial turmoil on the market. But if it's dysfunctional, Democrats during the Clinton years are a prime reason for it.


  • Steroid summit urges coaches to be first line of defense (The Frisco Enterprise)
    A collection of coaches from Frisco ISD and several from Celina and McKinney listened intently as Don Hooton spoke Sunday about the dangers of anabolic steroids at an anti-doping summit at Frisco Liberty High School.


  • Hornaday was able to put steroids furor aside (Winston-Salem Journal)
    Ron Hornaday, the defending Truck tour champion, won a race a day after having to deal with a media furor about his use of steroids a few years ago, and some questions about possible use of a human growth hormone.


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