Cycling: Tougher Testing Measures
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Twelve ProTeams agreed to tougher doping measures in an effort to clean up cyclingâs battered image.
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MADRID, Spain - Olympic time-trial cycling champion Tyler Hamilton of the United States has apparently failed tests designed to detect a form of performance-enhancing blood transfusions.    A spokesman for Hamilton's team, Phonak, said Tuesday that tests on Aug...
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I'm strange.  I love to measure things.  I've used a GPS receiver to find the optimal parking situation at work, I measure the costs of meetings (based on estimates of what I think people make), and I've even measured the effects of different driving techniques and the resulting impact on fuel economy.  Yes, I'm strange.
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A large new study has concluded that measuring the number of lipoprotein particles in the blood may be a better way to predict a person&#39;s heart attack risk than measuring simple cholesterol.
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LANCE ARMSTRONG has left the question marks hovering over his participation on next year&#39;s Tour de France. Armstrong claimed a record sixth yellow jersey in July when he eclipsed Tour legends Miguel Indurain
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Scientists develop an electronic device to test for serious head injuries.
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Before the third stage of the Tour de France began Tuesday, 53 competitors submitted blood tests for doping tests. There were no abnormal parameters found and all were deemed apt to race.
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Cycling's governing body will use target testing and blood profiling to beef up its anti-doping program and try to restore credibility to the sport.
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Lance Armstrong is not necessarily messing with the minds of cycling fans or even his new sponsors. He is just not ready to publicly commit to the Tour de France.
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The worldâs most famous bicycle race is: A) in the grip of doping, B) completely drug-free or C) somewhere in between and with a lot of explaining to do.
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Weighing the risks of Avandia, a diabetes drug, against its benefits is a difficult task.
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PARIS -- A city notorious for aggressive drivers was transformed into a giant bicycle-friendly zone beginning yesterday as part of an experiment being closely watched by US cities, including Atlanta and Austin, Texas.
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Cycling needs more investment from the government, a transport watchdog warns.
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A recent German study has found that people prone to a heart attack face triple their usual risk as a result of traffic, whether they are in cars, on bicycles or on mass transit.
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On the whole, cycling is a lot more forgiving of body type and age than running is.
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Cardiac problems like an abnormal heartbeat are exacerbated by rigorous exercise in a way that can be fatal in athletes, and regular testing for the problem could save lives, doctors at a heart conference said Sunday.
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Australian researchers have come up with a world first accurate test to detect blood doping in athletes. The test was developed by researchers from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital