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Drugs In Sport: The Pressure To Perform by British Medical Association, 2002-04-10 Drugs in Sport: Barry Bonds Drugs in Sport: Fast Lane Turquoise Non-Fiction (Fast Lane Turquoise Level L17) by Nicholas Brasch, 2008-06-21 Drugs in Sport by Dsvid RMotrsm, 2005 An Introduction to Drugs in Sport: Addicted to Winning? by Ivan Waddington, Andy Smith, 2009-01-29 Drugs in Sports: Leveled Reader (Sails Early Level) by Rigby, 2008-06 Drugs in Sport: Second Report of the Senate Standing Committee on Environment, Recreation and the Arts (Parliamentary Paper / The Parliament of the Commonwealth of) by Australia, 1990-12 Major League Baseball: The Great Steroid Scandals (Disgraced! the Dirty History of Performance-Enhancing Drugs in Sports) by Jason Porterfield, 2009-09 Martindale's Drugs Restricted in Sport 2009 Pocket Companion Drugs abuse in sport: Report of a Sports Council symposium for governing bodies, at Kings College, London, on 27 March 1985 What Should Be Done About the Drug Problem in Sports (Opposing Viewpoints Series) by Thomas H. Murray, 1988-02 Drug Abuse in Sports: A Student Course Manual by Mark J. Mirelli, 2001-11 The Drug Controversy in Sport: The Socio-Ethical and Medical Issues by R.S. Laura, Saxon White, 1992-01-24 Drugs & Doping in Sports by John O'Leary, 2001-01-16

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41. Salt Lake Tests Show Drugs In Sports A Worldwide Problem
    THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. January 25, 2004. Salt Lake tests show drugsin sports a worldwide problem. By Robert Weiner and Colin Miller  
    http://www.weinerpublic.com/page144.html

42. Experts Face Long Road Fighting Drugs In Sports
    Experts face long road fighting drugs in sports. Frank Uryasz, president of theNational Center for Drug Free Sport, agrees that most athletes are clean.  
    http://www.gwinnettdailyonline.com/GDP/archive/article110D5660296D4E2F82119E1F00
    
    Extractions: ‘‘The fans really don’t care about doping. They want to be entertained. They view athletes as entertainers the way they view the Rolling Stones or some actor,’’ Yesalis said. ‘‘You have a number of multibillion-dollar businesses around the world that call themselves sports. And they are very attentive to their customers. If their customers were really upset about this, things would change very quickly.’’

43. DRUGS 1
    Dying to win the athlete s guide to safe and unsafe drugs in sports. Washington,DC Acropolis Books. 24 188191. Clarke, KS 1970. Drugs, sports and doping.  
    http://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/olympics/Drugs/drg1gen.htm
    
    Extractions: DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL ATHLETIC, SPORT, RECREATION BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT DRUGS: GENERAL Compiler L. Grivetti Professor of Nutrition Department of Nutrition University of California Davis, CA 95616 FAX: (916) 752-8966) e-mail: legrivetti@ucdavis.edu Graduate Research Assistants Susan Harvey Virginia Bennett Undergraduate Research Assistants Roberto Cardarelli Mary Daugherty Alison Kirschner Cheryl Morgan Shawa Moataz Susan Napierala Joseph Vu Allen, E.M. 1960. Effect of drugs and water balance on performance under heat and exercise stress . Unpublished thesis, Ph.D. dissertation. Asken, M.J. 1988. Dying to win: the athlete's guide to safe and unsafe drugs in sports . Washington, D.C.: Acropolis Books. Becker, W. 1972. [Dopingan olympic problem]. Therapie der Gegenwart Beckett, A.H., and D.A. Cowan. 1979. Misuse of drugs in sport. British Journal of Sports Medicine Benzi, G. 1994. Pharmacoepidemiology of the drugs used in sports as doping agents. Pharmacological Research Breo, D.L. 1991. The other Super Bowl questioncan the NFL police its drug policy?

44. BookFinder.com: Drugs In Sports
    drugs in sports. by D. Mottram. ISBN 0419-18890-8 / 0419188908. Title Drugsin Sports. Author D. Mottram. Publisher Routledge. Edition Softcover.  
    http://www.bookfinder.com/dir/i/Drugs_in_Sports/0419188908/

45. The Dope On Performance-Enhancing Drugs In Sports-WISN-TV Health Center
    The Dope on PerformanceEnhancing drugs in sports. By Adam Marcus HealthScoutNewsReporter. October 23, 2002 1131 AM. (HealthScoutNews  
    http://wisn-tvhealth.ip2m.com/index.cfm?PageType=itemDetail&Item_ID=69686&Site_C

46. Drugs In Sports Anything For An Edge
    200 am / 500 am ET. Mar. 8, 2004 drugs in sports Anything for an Edge. SportsJournal PROGRAM INDEX. drugs in sports Anything for an Edge Mar 08, 2004.  
    http://www.cbc.ca/cgi-bin/newsworld/viewer.cgi?FILE=SJ20040308.html&TEMPLATE=sj2

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    drugs in sports search results. savon drugs - search results. drugs and sports- search results. www drugs com - search results. alcohol drugs - search results.  
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48. Youth Lacrosse USA | Home Of Lacrosse - YouthLax.com
    drugs in sports Creating Games of Illusion Nov 18, 2003 As long as our playersare bigger and faster than your players, we don t care, By JERE LONGMAN, New  
    http://www.youthlacrosseusa.com/generalnews/111803_Drugstaintallsports.html
    
    Extractions: Whether fans believe this or care is another matter. While many fans are disturbed by athletes' gaining an unfair advantage, anecdotal evidence suggests that they have also come to accept chemical enhancement in a society in which the use of recreational and therapeutic drugs is widespread, as is physical enhancement through plastic surgery. "As long as our players are bigger and faster than your players, we don't care," Jim DeSanto, 49, a lawyer who is president of the Little League in Upper Darby, Pa., said here on Sunday before the Philadelphia Eagles played the Giants. "Or we say, `Isn't that horrible?' while we're getting our next prescription for Rogaine or calling the doctor to order more Viagra."

49. Drugs In Sports Essay Mega Essays .com - Over 100,000 Essays, Term Papers And Bo
    Go here to log in and view the entire paper! drugs in sports. Why Do SportPersons Take Drugs? There are many reasons why sports persons take drugs.  
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50. Kenn Liska S DRUGS AND THE HUMAN BODY , New 2004 7th Edition
    drugs in sports. THE LEGALITY and ethicality of using performanceenhancementdrugs in sports competition are the subject of considerable debate.  
    http://www.lutheransonline.com/servlet/lo_ProcServ/dbpage=page&GID=0115800136098
    
    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.)

51. MDAdvice.com - Health Library - Pediatric Symptoms & Illnesses
    drugs in sports. The use of drugs by amateur and professional athleteshas received much publicity in recent years. Many athletes  
    http://www.mdadvice.com/library/ped/pedillsymp598.html
    
    Extractions: The use of drugs by amateur and professional athletes has received much publicity in recent years. Many athletes believe that drugs are essential for optimum performance. The issue of whether drugs can enhance physical performance remains controversial and unresolved. However, the physiological effects that drugs have on the body can be documented. This section is devoted to examining the most-common drugs used by athletes. Questions of legality or ethics are best answered by the prevailing view in sports medicine: The use of drugs is generally considered unethicalin some cases illegaland such use is usually forbidden by organizations that govern competitive athletics. ANABOLIC STEROID HORMONES Some athletes take synthetic male hormones (anabolic steroids) in the hope of increasing strength or muscle mass. The most common synthetic male hormones taken by athletes include testosterone, methandrostenolone, and nandrolone. Effects in Females Muscle mass increases when the hormone is taken for a sufficiently long period of time. However, side effects and adverse reactions include the following:

52. Drugs In Sports Free Term Papers
    Click here for professional written papers on drugs in sports. This isonly the first few lines of this paper. If drugs in sports. While  
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53. Sports: Drugs Term Paper Help
    Research Assistance Papers on Sports Drugs. Sports hero as social role model; historyof (nonsteroid) drugs in sports; abuse in 1980s, emphasizing cocaine.  
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54. Stupid Jocks Topic "Drugs In Sports" Id 352
    drugs in sports isn tjust being lost; it s about over. drug should not be aloud in sports!!!  
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    Extractions: StupidJocks.com Search : monitoring the idiots in sports - fair and balanced 06-Jun-2004 1:21 P.M. login home about archives ... post February 25, 2004 Drugs in sports "The war against performance-enhancing drugs in sports isn't just being lost; it's about over. The bad guys won, mostly because everybody else wearied of playing hide-and-seek."

55. Welcome To H.A.D. Organization Of NYC !!
    Nonprofit organization devoted to steering youths away from drugs through sports, modeling, and entertainment.  
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56. Sports Drugs Seminar - Sports-drugs.com
    sports drugs seminar held in Old Trafford, home of Manchester United. Attendedby Brendan Quinn and Orla Sheehan of sportsdrugs.com.  
    http://www.sports-drugs.com/asp/ss_news6.asp
    
    Extractions: 30/05/02: The GAA is to organise a new series of seminars next month to address the continuing concerns over drug testing. The Irish Sports Council's anti-doping programme has become one of the most contentious issues within the GAA in many years since becoming a regular feature at championship matches this season. Though the dates and venues of the seminars have yet to be confirmed, they are planned for the third week in June, with a separate seminar for each of the four provinces. Similar seminars were organised in the past few months but on each occasion were poorly attended. Galway-based pharmacist Brendan Quinn will be partly presenting the seminars and yesterday he urged relevant parties to attend, especially the players' representatives. Some 300 invitations were sent out for the last seminar in Croke Park a month ago, in which Quinn was involved, and about 30 people showed up. "In the past these seminars were aimed mostly at team managers but I would urge everyone affected by the dope testing to attend," said Quinn. "There is still a problem with the level of information out there, and who players can turn to for questions they might have on the drug testing. I do have a lot of sympathy with the players and managers and the concerns they have been expressing. And there is definitely a lack of information about prescription medicines. But you don't want a situation where players see so much risk that they take nothing, because that's not good for the health either."

57. Drugs & Sports - ONDCP
    ESPN.com SPECIAL - drugs and sports the Athlete, has also won the International Olympic Committee President s Prizefor his work in the area of performance-enhancing drugs in competitive sports.  
    http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/prevent/sports/

58. RXByTel.com
    Online pharmacy selling discounted prescription drugs, natural rememdies, herbs, vitamins, and sports supplements.  
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59. ESPN.com - SPECIAL - Drugs And Sports: Amphetamines
    Monday, September 6 drugs and sports Amphetamines. Editor s note Areamphetamines included in drug testing in sports? Amphetamines are  
    http://espn.go.com/special/s/drugsandsports/amphet.html
    
    Extractions: Editor's note: This is the fourth of an eight-week series of articles examining the effects of commonly abused substances on athletic performance and overall health. Dr. Gary Wadler, a New York University School of Medicine professor and lead author of the book "Drugs and the Athlete", has also won the International Olympic Committee President's Prize for his work in the area of performance-enhancing drugs in competitive sports. He joined us to address the issue of amphetmaine use and sports performance. "Amphetamines belong to a class of drugs called sympathomimetic amines or stimulants that cause the release of excitatory neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, to stimulate thecentral nervous system (CNS)," says Wadler. They are controlled substances commonly called "uppers" and induce false feelings of power, strength, self-assertion and enhanced motivation. Trade names for amphetamines are Benzedrine, Dexedrene and Methedrine; these drugs have familiarly been referred to as "bennies" or "black beauties."

60. Heinemann Library Nonfiction Children's Books
    Nonfiction books for elementary and middle school readers. Subjects include animals, arts, biography, careers, drugs, economics, social science, Spanish, sports, geography, government, health and safety, history, math, reference, and science. Also publish books for the Accelerated Reader program.  
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