When people think of gym goers using steroids, the picture that comes to mind is often of a man pumping iron, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, or modern day shirtless masculinity influencers like "the ...

Q: Can steroid users become addicted? Dr. Morse: They meet all the criteria for addiction: spending substantial time getting the drugs and recovering from them, needing to take higher doses to get the ...

Despite his jacked appearance, WWE superstar John Cena denies ever using steroids because of the dangers it can inflect upon the body. For the longest time, WWE wanted 6-foot, 5-inch wrestlers in the ...

Sports have two purposes: they build character and they build physical fitness. It’s absolutely despicable when these two simple functions are perverted in the name of getting an edge. For better or ...

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BOSTON—Men who illicitly used steroids to boost muscle size and physical performance and have stopped in the past year have impaired sexual function compared with men currently using steroids, ...

Almost five years after clamming up in front of Congress, Mark McGwire is finally willing to talk about the past. In a statement released to the AP on Monday afternoon, Big Mac admitted that he took ...

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For years, there have been many critics who have accused LeBron James of using steroids, despite not having one shred of evidence. James has played for three different teams in his illustrious career.

The latest news in the NBA features Lakers ace LeBron James and NBA Legend Kevin Garnett. The former Celtics star has put forward some serious accusations featuring the Lakers star. If proven true, it ...

Q: Should clinicians ask about other drug use, too? Dr. Morse: Yes. Many patients who are addicted to steroids have a co-occurring substance-use disorder. Steroids are called “gateway” drugs because ...