Birds, Bugs Named as Steroid Users!
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Baseball players may not be the only animals looking to gain an advantage by using steroids.
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The slugger&#39;s testimony on steroid use raises sharp questions about integrity of baseball and all pro sports. By Mark Sappenfield | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Like the famed ivory-billed woodpecker, my perfect running shoe is hiding. I have been as methodical and patient as those champion bird-watchers in my search. All I have to show for it is the orthopedic version of a fuzzy photograph. Flashes of greatness have flown from my feet in some shoes. But only for brief moments, and maybe they weren't even real....
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There will be a strange phenomenon in spring training this year. Camps will be full of players who have been named in the Mitchell Report. They will play among players who weren't caught and maybe never will be caught. They will play alongside players who never used. They will play among players who might still be using HGH because there's ...
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In the Potomac River scientists and anglers have uncovered male smallmouth bass growing eggs. The reason is a mystery, but clues point to estrogen-enhanced sewage.
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The bane of farmers and ranchers, crickets are under scrutiny at Brigham Young University, where researchers are mapping the bug's gene sequence. The research could lead to gene-swapping to make a less offensive bug, curb reproduction or identify a new cricket-specific insecticide.
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The discovery of anabolic steroids in pro-wrestler Chris Benoit's home has raised speculation that the performance-enhancing drugs may be linked to his death and the killings of his wife and young son. "A lot of prescription medication" was found in the home, including anabolic steroids, said Fayette County Sheriff Lt. Tommy Pope.
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Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, steroids, MVP. OK, folks, are those enough hot buttons for one week? The mailbag runneth over in response to my take on the great Bonds.
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ANSONIA, Conn. - They were looking for drugs, but also found bugs...
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(HealthDay News) -- Steroids are an effective medication when properly prescribed by a physician to treat conditions like anemia or hormonal imbalances. But according to the U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), steroids should never prescribed by a doctor to aid in building muscle tone.
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Baseball Blue Jays third baseman Troy Glaus declined yesterday to address accusations that he received performance-enhancing drugs from a Florida pharmacy under investigation for illegally distributing prescription medications. Glaus, a four-time All-Star, received multiple shipments of nandrolone and testosterone between September 2003 and May 2004, SI.com reported Friday. "I am not going to comment on the story," Glaus told reporters ...
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Wildlife managers are looking to contraception as a way to control nuisance animals.
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The list of major league baseball players linked to performance enhancing substances reads like a who's who. All-Stars and a repeated Cy Young winner are in the Mitchell report released today.
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Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of major league baseball players have taken steroids in the last few years. Yet no player has ever been suspended for steroid use.
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Rick Ankiel knew it was wrong. More than that, he knew it was illegal. Forget about baseball and its own regulations. When you obtain human growth hormone by virtue of a fraudulent prescription, you know you are breaking the law.
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After steroids and other black-market fixes, whatâs next for cheaters? Playing God with genetics.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - Animal rescue workers have released about 100 birds that were treated for shock and concussions after crashing into an office building's windows last week.  The birds, cedar waxwings, were released Tuesday at the Honeywell wildlife refuge near Irmo.