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    There are many reasons behind drug testing athletes in schools and leagues. The tests screen for drugs that are either legally banned or banned from sports. These could include marijuana, cocaine, heroin, acid, hGH, and other performance enhancing drugs. Drug testing student athletes is not intended to be a punishment. Rather, it is a way to keep students safe, get them help, and keep the games fair and untarnished. Some may say that drug testing athletes is unconstitutional as a violation of…

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    PEDs From very early on, athletes have found ways of getting a step ahead of the rest by a vast range of procedures, legal and illegal, safe and dangerous, ethical and non-ethical. The first Olympians were no different; the origins of enhancing performance can be traced back to athletes eating specially prepared lizard meat, thought to give them a slight advantage to the rest. Naturally every athlete would like to perform at a higher level than everyone else, but many of the methods for…

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    12 percent of boy football players take drugs the most common type is weed ,cocaine,and steroids. Too many kids do drugs that are students athletes and the have a choice. The people that are involved are the coaches,parents,other kids and the government. The connection to the constitution is that it is the students athletes rights because it is the student's body fluids. My position is that we should make the students athletes do drug test because if they have not done drugs then they have done…

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    "School Drug Tests: Costly, Ineffective, and More Common than You Think." Washington Post. The Washington Post, n.d. Web. "Model Student Athlete Drug Testing Policy." Contemporary Sports Issues. U.S Sports Academy, n.d. Web. Pannoni, Alexandra. "Doping Rises Among High Schoolers, but Few Districts Test." U.S News and World Report. N.p., n.d. Web. "Revisiting the Relationship between Adolescent Drug Use and High School Dropout." by Gasper, Joseph. Journal of Drug Issues, Nov. 2011.…

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    So then it’s a free for all, whoever wants to take the most drugs can, and they will push it to the point of risk, I’ve no doubt about that. Actually, almost athletes know that performance enhancers drugs, like steroids and other forms of doping, have a negative effect on long-term health. I am afraid of the side effects of taking drugs, every drug has side effects. Because if performance-enhancing drugs are effective enough, it becomes difficult to limit the use of the drugs. From many places…

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    response” (Kerridge, Lowe, & Stewart, 2013, p. 206) and based on the evidence it is clear that stopping this illegal practice would be the appropriate response. Not only are the drugs dangerous, but they are banned, and taking them is going against anti-doping legislation. This seems like a simple conflict with a simple resolution, however, the club has offered Kamil a pay raise in exchange for his silence, which could help his family. Kamil is now faced with commitment to helping his family,…

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    their natural talent, so they had to enhance themselves…” The use of performance enhancing drugs, also referred to as doping, is a highly-debated topic in sports. Athletes have been using drugs since the first Olympic games in ancient Greece. But due to medical advancements in the 20th century, doctors can now figure out if an athlete has been using illegal drugs. As of now, doping is still illegal in most sports because of the dangers to the user’s health. Also, the influence it can have on the…

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    Reports article “Lance was born on September 18th, 1971 in Plano, Texas. Lance was one of the top cyclists in the world. He won the Tour de France seven consecutive years and was known as the greatest there is and was.” In 2012, he was caught for doping and finally admitted he was a cheater. Throughout all of his career and all of his titles he was using steroids and receiving blood transfusions to increase his athletic performance. He was the face of a lot of brands and companies. The use of…

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    Introduction PEDs are performance enhancing drugs used by athletes to help them build muscle and perform outstandingly. “Anabolic steroids, when combined with vigorous physical training, do enhance athletic performance by making users bigger, stronger, and faster-while also speeding up their recovery time after strenuous exercise” (Mitten, 2008, p.61). Athletes feel that they have to use performance-enhancing drugs to be able to compete with the athletes that already use them because of the…

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    6.7 million women ages 15-44 in the U.S. are unable to get pregnant or carry a baby to term, 1.5 million are infertile (CDC.gov). Birth defects occur in about 3% of live births and are the leading cause of infant mortality, approximately 33,084 babies are born diagnosed with birth defects each year. (CDC.gov) However, there are ways to fix and prevent these problems. In Vitro Fertilization, germline gene therapy, and somatic gene therapy can be used to solve problems such as infertility, cure…

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