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4. The use and misuse of performanceâenhancing substances in sport
Medical Journal of Australia, 2006Doctors need to know if a patient is an athlete subject to drug testing, and to be aware of the legal situation surrounding drugs they prescribe such patients. Antidoping laws generally exist in order to provide a safe and fair environment for participation in sport.
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Performance-Enhancing Substances: Is Your Adolescent Patient Using?
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2007Small, but significant, numbers of adolescents use anabolic-androgenic steroids to improve their appearance or sports performance. Many more use creatine and other performance-enhancing substances with the hope of achieving these goals. This article assists primary care physicians in the office assessment of adolescents who may be using these ...
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Performance Enhancing Substances
Journal of Legal Medicine, 2006It is no secret that athletics are a major part of American society. Amateur and professional sports captivate a large segment of the nation.
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Performance-enhancing substances in adolescent athletes.
Texas medicine, 2002Use of performance-enhancing substances is widespread among adolescents. Anabolic steroids, creatine, and androstenedione are currently among the most used ergogenic substances. In the past 10 years, the amount of data regarding these substances from well-designed clinical trials has increased dramatically.
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An analysis of the sports performance enhancing substances available on the darknet
Performance Enhancement and Health, 2023Scott McLean
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