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   | | Men's Health | | | October 12, 2007 | | Young athletes are particularly vulnerable | Young men participating in sports in the United States are sometimes under extreme pressure to be competitive -- and the extra boost provided by steroids is tempting. But the recent case of Olympic sprinter Marion Jones and her use of performance enhancing substances shows this problem affects both men and women. It is estimated that more than 500,000 American youths have experimented with steroids. In this educational video, experts discuss the problem and what can be done to address this problem. What are your thoughts? | |
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|  I think we should have health care paid for by the government for everyone. It doesn't have to be elaborate, but a socialized medical system like Canada has."  Hard for the insured, too  Keep health care private!  Work to stay healthy  Testing is important  Please keep it affordable  Everybody deserves a chance  | Dr. Tom Linden's Health Blog | | |  Without the Wilderness, There Can Be No Wilderness Medicine Change in Policy at FDA May Result in Improved Drug Safety Leaving the Emergency Room Ain’t Nobody’s Fault But Mine Chastened and More Sober, Harry and Louise Return Seek to Become, Not to Acquire Yearning for Universal Coverage Is Not Universal Is America's Health Care System Failing? Probiotics: Hope or Hype? |
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