State may wait to test athletes for steroids (Houston Chronicle)

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State may wait to test athletes for steroids (Houston Chronicle)

High school athletes who use over-the-counter supplements found in nutrition and grocery stores could fail the state's new steroid test, which will be given randomly to thousands of Texas students starting as early as this fall.

Health Tips: Getting hip to bone health (UPI)

Getting hip to bone health ... Dangerous bone myths ... A pill to slow bone-thinning ... Aging without aches

Health Tips: Getting hip to bone health (EARTHtimes.org)

Getting hip to bone health Americans need to get hip about bone health, according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation. The foundation reports about 10 million Americans have osteoporosis and another 34 million have low bone mass. One in four men and...

How can you beat a bad back? (Daily Mail)

Acupuncture. Sitting up straight. A hard mattress. Everyone's got a pet cure for back pain. But what works - and what just makes it worse? The answers will surprise you

Team Prolab Athletes Participate in This Summer's Hottest Bodybuilding Events (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

CHATSWORTH, Calif.----Professional and amateur athletes, sponsored by Prolab Nutrition, Inc., are scheduled to appear at three bodybuilding and figure events this summer: "Addo" Martin Luther King will be a guest poser at the 2007 NPC Bill Grant SportsFest Bodybuilding & Figure Classic on Sunday, July 15, as part of the Lehigh Valley SportsFest, in Allentown, PA -- Addo has been a Team Prolab ...

Nearly 1 million American children use personal fitness trainers (Inside Bay Area)

NEARLY ONE million American youngsters, some as young as 6, rely on personal trainers to shape up, lose weight or improve in sports, according to figures from the nation's leading sports club

Cuba And Its Defence Of All Human Rights (Scoop.co.nz)

Outline of 200 years of aggression and hostility by the United States towards the Cuban nation.

BALCO Founder Victor Conte Back at His Lab (NPR)

BALCO founder Victor Conte, a key figure in the largest U.S. doping scandal, spent four months in prison. He's back now, selling nutritional supplements.