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Australian Sports Drug Agency - Home Page
Government agency in charge of Australia's drug testing program. Extensive information on drugs in sports and trends in drug testing.
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Extractions: Click Here for full story >> Irish middle distance runner Geraldine Hendrichen has tested positive for the banned substance Nandrolone in the recent test. Click Here for full story and analysis by Sports-Drugs.com As the fallout continues for 6 nations rugby, and in light of the recent incident with Mark Bosnich, many questions need to be answered. Sports-Drugs.com considers the implications. Click Here for full story We are currently completing our medicine search database which will allow you the athlete to check the status of medicines and supplements with a simple to use search function. The problem with common medicines is graphically indicated on our
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Sportsdrugs.com shall bring you regular news and information articles ondrugs and sports which will help you become more informed.
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Drugs & Sports
Drugs Sports. In the last ten years, the use of drugs in sports has becomeepidemic and their use is not only limited to elite athletes.
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Extractions: Twenty percent of athletes in Western countries admit to using drugs. When you're watching sports on television, you have no idea if what you are seeing is the athlete's true ability, or drugs on display. A program of random drug tests, education, treatment, and discipline would cost an estimated one million dollars annually. But one million dollars may be a small price to pay for fair play and good health. That's why random drug tests would be extremely effective if taken by the athletes, not only throughout the season, but throughout the rest of the year as well. Drugs shouldn't be tolerated on any team, in any sport. Steroids and other performance enhancing drugs have many health risks. Risks with steroids include heart disease, liver tumors, and edema (abnormal fluid accumulation in body tissues). The athletes should ask themselves, "Is this really worth my life?" Glen Sather, Edmonton Oilers general manager and coach, says, "In my mind I'm absolutely convinced there is no drug abuse problem on my team." Sather could be sadly mistaken.
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MSI - WARNING: Drugs In Sports, First Edition
WARNING drugs in sports, First Edition, WARNING drugs in sports, First EditionClick to view larger image. WARNING drugs in sports contains 5 chapters.
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Extractions: This is the First Edition of WARNING: Drugs in Sports . The purpose of this handbook is to provide basic information regarding (1) the misuse of drugs by some athletes to enhance their performance in competitive sports and (2) the potential dangers to which these athletes are exposing themselves. This misuse of drugs of in sports is called Doping in Sports. This practice by athletes is inappropriate, morally wrong, foolish, and can be lethal. By taking these chemical substances the athletes are willing to place themselves in harms way. WARNING: Drugs in Sports Chapter 5 is the largest section in the handbook. It contains individual drug monographs which (a) show the name of the drug, (b) indicate the common trade name of the drug, (c) state the classification to which the drug belongs, (d) whether or not the drug is banned by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC), (e) lists the drug's approved therapeutic use, (f) indicate the inappropriate use of the drug by some athletes, (g) indicate some of the adverse reactions that can occur by the improper use of the drug, and (h) contain a few comments regarding the drug and some combination products if they exist. In addition, Chapter 5 has a section that lists a number of Over-The-Counter (OTC) preparations (that an athlete may purchase to treat such conditions as a cold, the flu, or allergies) and contains a drug that is banned by the USOC.
The Dope On Performance-Enhancing Drugs In Sports | Principal Health News
The Dope on PerformanceEnhancing drugs in sports. Some doctors haveplayed a 'significant, and largely unacknowledged' role in the
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Extractions: MONDAY, July 22 (HealthScoutNews) Performance-enhancing drugs are a blight on sports perpetrated by a few bad seeds looking for a shortcut around the competition, right? That's mostly true, but it's not the whole score, says one expert who argues that doctors have played a "significant, and largely unacknowledged" role in the doping of athletes. "The stereotype is that the sport medicine establishment is 100 percent on the side of cleaning drugs out of sports. The fact is that's just not true," says John Hoberman, a professor of Germanic studies at the University of Texas in Austin who has made a second career out of exploring the doping problem in athletics. Hoberman, author of Mortal Engines: The Science of Performance and the Dehumanization of Sport , explores the historical role of physicians in prescribing performance-enhancing drugs in an article in the July issue of the Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine His study, one of several in the issue that deal with the theme of drug use in sports, reveals a thin but persistent trickle of ambivalence in medicine toward steroids and other doping chemicals.
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Anabolic Steroids - Drugs In Sports - Choices In Sports - NCAA
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Extractions: Steroids are hormones. Anabolic steroids or more precisely, anabolic/androgenic steroids are also referred to as ergogenic or performance-enhancing drugs. They are synthetic derivatives of testosterone, a natural male hormone. Most healthy males produce between 2 to 10 milligrams of testosterone a day. The hormone's anabolic effect promotes retention of nitrogen, and this helps muscle growth. It helps the male reproductive system to grow during puberty, assists with the growth of body hair, and the deepening of the voice. Today, anabolic steroids are chemically manufactured. Steroids can be administered by injection, or can be taken orally. Injectable steroids are longer lasting in the body and can be detected in the body for a longer period of time. How do anabolic steroids work in the body?
Over The Counter Drugs - Drugs In Sports - Choices In Sports - NCAA
drugs in sports Over the Counter Drugs. NCAA. Athletes may also use painkillingdrugs to mask injury in order to continue to participate in their sports.
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Extractions: Student athletes who use or intend to use OTC drugs should verify permission to use these drugs with the team athletic trainer or team physician, because some OTC drugs contain stimulants which may result in a positive urinalysis. The majority of the side effects related to these OTC drugs are related to CNS - resulting in headaches, nervousness, irritability, and insomnia, agitation, confusion, paranoia, hypertension and arrhythmia (Wagner, 1991).
SPECIAL REPORT ON DRUGS IN SPORTS, WICKENHEISER NOTES FROM FLYERS CAMP & STATS P
SPECIAL REPORT ON drugs in sports, WICKENHEISER NOTES FROM FLYERSCAMP STATS PROJECTOR COVERAGE HIGHLIGHT WEEK. FORT LAUDERDALE
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Extractions: FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (July 21, 1998) What's New at CBS SportsLine (http://cbs.sportsline.com) this week: SPECIAL REPORT: DRUGS AND SPORTS The first of CBS SportsLine's "Special Reports" began on Monday, July 20, when CBS SportsLine's award-winning editorial staff commenced an in-depth, week-long look at the continuing problem of alleged drug use in college and professional sports. CBS SportsLine goes deep to explore the troubling issue of athletes and substance abuse. http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/page/covers/others/jul98/drugarchive/htm Often referred to as the best female hockey player in the world, Hayley Wickenheiser is testing her skills at the Philadelphia Flyers training camp. This Canadian superstar provides CBS SportsLine with exclusive daily notes and insights from camp in a candid diary available at http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/women/hockey/jul98/wickmain71798.htm BO KNOWS . . . HORNETS? CHAT CENTRAL Daily live chats include Tommy McDonald, Football Hall of Fame inductee on Wed., July 22 at 3 p.m. ET, and Ned Jarrett, one of NASCAR's 50 greatest racers of all time, chats on Sunday, July 26th at 8:00 p.m. EST. CBS SportsLine chat is available at http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/chat/. SportsLine USA, Inc. (Nasdaq: SPLN) is a leading Internet-based sports media company that provides branded, interactive information and programming as well as merchandise to sports enthusiasts worldwide. SportsLine USA publishes CBS SportsLine, which features more than 300,000 pages of multimedia sports information, entertainment and merchandise covering all major professional, collegiate and international sports and includes exclusive content from sports teams, organizations and superstars such as Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Shaquille O'Neal. SportsLine USA was founded in 1994, and its Internet sports service was renamed CBS SportsLine in March of 1997 as part of an exclusive five-year promotional and content agreement with CBS Sports.
Drugs In Sports: Information And Survey
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The Dope On Performance-Enhancing Drugs In Sports | Building Better Health
In the News. The Dope on PerformanceEnhancing drugs in sports. Somedoctors have played a 'significant, and largely unacknowledged
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Extractions: MONDAY, July 22 (HealthScoutNews) Performance-enhancing drugs are a blight on sports perpetrated by a few bad seeds looking for a shortcut around the competition, right? That's mostly true, but it's not the whole score, says one expert who argues that doctors have played a "significant, and largely unacknowledged" role in the doping of athletes. "The stereotype is that the sport medicine establishment is 100 percent on the side of cleaning drugs out of sports. The fact is that's just not true," says John Hoberman, a professor of Germanic studies at the University of Texas in Austin who has made a second career out of exploring the doping problem in athletics. Hoberman, author of Mortal Engines: The Science of Performance and the Dehumanization of Sport , explores the historical role of physicians in prescribing performance-enhancing drugs in an article in the July issue of the Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine His study, one of several in the issue that deal with the theme of drug use in sports, reveals a thin but persistent trickle of ambivalence in medicine toward steroids and other doping chemicals.
Rising Clash Over Drugs In Sports
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1999 Headlines email this story to a friend.WORLD. Rising clash over drugs in sports. Canada's loss of the gold
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Extractions: Special to The Christian Science Monitor HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA Baseball slugger Mark McGwire and hockey goalie Steve Vezina share more than the distinction of being world-class athletes. As professionals, they both openly use performance enhancing drugs. But when Mr. Vezina switched his ice skates for a pair of inlines to compete in the just concluded Pan American Games, his play was governed by different rules. And he cost the Canadians a gold medal. Yet he sounds unrepentant. "I'm a professional athlete and an ice hockey player first, and you're allowed to take these substances" Vezina said. "Mark McGwire is the best hitter in the National League, but he was proud to say he was taking andro [androstenedione], and he was a hero. I take a little bit to help me get ready for ice hockey and it seems it would be less bad if I robbed a bank." DISQUALIFIED: The Canadian inline hockey team was stripped of its gold medal after goalie Steve Vezina tested positive for steroids.
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Kenn Liska's DRUGS AND THE HUMAN BODY Reference - DRUGS IN SPORTS
drugs in sports. THE LEGALITY and ethicality of using performanceenhancementdrugs in sports competition are the subject of considerable debate.
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Extractions: DRUGS IN SPORTS AT LEAST 8 TYPES of drugs have been used to gain athletic advantage in sports competition. One type, the anabolic steroids, consists of 2 subtypes, the anabolic proteins and the anabolic steroids. Anabolism means to "build up". (Contrast with catabolism.) ERYTHROPOIETIN (EPO), is an anabolic protein clinically prescribed to help anemic patients build up tissues such as red blood cells, thereby increasing their oxygen supply. EPO has now been usurped by athletes seeking increased stamina and performance in endurance contests such as cycling and long distance running. The pharmacologic rationale is apparent. ALL STEROIDS HAVE the fused, clyclic molecular structure termed the steroid nucleus. And, they are all chemically related to the natural body steroid testosterone, the male sex hormone. Anabolic steroids such as nandrolone and oxymetholone are prescribed by physicians for patients who need to increase their appetite or their tissue-building processes generally. Weight lifters, football linemen and others are now using anabolic steroids in the anticipation of building body mass and gaining a competitive edge. Testosterone itself is used supposedly to enhance sports competitiveness. So also are many other synthetic anabolic steroids not found naturally occurring. A few of these are: clostebol, Equipoise, ethylstrenol, kabolin, methandriol, Diabinol, Anavar, Winstrol (stanozolol) and Finaject. (Trade names are in cap.)

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