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17-Oct-2007

 

  • Union, Mitchell at Odds Over Evidence (ABC News)
    Union: MLB steroids Investigator Mitchell Never Said Before Last Week He Would Show Evidence


  • McCain: Another steroids hearing possible (Sports Illustrated)
    Baseball investigator George Mitchell has received an extensive paper trail documenting performance-enhancing drugs sent to players by former New York Mets clubhouse attendant Kirk Radomski, a person familiar with the probe said Monday.


  • Canadian MMA fighter Bill Mahood suspended after positive steroids test (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)
    Canadian mixed martial arts fighter Bill (The Butcher) Mahood has been suspended for one year and fined US$2,500 after testing positive for steroids, according to the California State Athletic Commission.


  • Steroids report may name some players (The World)
    NEW YORK ? Baseball investigator George Mitchell likely will issue his long-awaited report on steroids use in baseball by the end of the year, and there is a strong possibility he will identify individual players.


  • Faster, More Efficient Method For Detecting Illegal Steroids In Urine (Science Daily)
    Amid growing concerns about sports "doping," researchers report development of a faster and more efficient method for detecting the presence of illegal anabolic steroids in urine. The new method takes only a few seconds and involves no time-consuming sample preparation. The study notes that use of banned substances by professional athletes to build muscle and gain a competitive advantage is a ...


  • 6 NYPD Officers Suspected Of Improperly Attaining Steroids (WNBC)
    NYPD internal affairs and state health department investigators conduct raids at numerous locations in Brooklyn, including a 3rd Avenue pharmacy where one employee was arrested.


  • Faster, more efficient method for detecting illegal steroids in urine (PhysOrg)
    Amid growing concerns about sports ?doping,? researchers in Indiana and China report development of a faster and more efficient method for detecting the presence of illegal anabolic steroids in urine. Their new method, which takes only a few seconds and involves no time-consuming sample preparation, will be described in the Nov. 1 issue of ACS` Analytical Chemistry.


  • Russians fined for steroids (Perth Now)
    TWO Russian bodybuilders caught smuggling steroids into WA were today fined $5,000 for attempting to import banned drugs.


  • Steroids did not act alone (Miami Herald)
    From steroids to media coverage to personal choice, I will explain thoroughly what others have only partially explained, revealed or ignored in various reports.


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