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1Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, 94305, USA. gord@stanford.edu.
Abstract:
Given the nature of the testimony at the Congressional hearings on anabolic steroids in baseball in March, I continue to harbor concerns over drug use and other harmful trends in sports (see my editorials in the January through March issues). But now I'm worried that current sports ethics, already impaired by drugs, have also tainted those who care for the athletes.
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