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    Performance Enhancing Drugs: Their Effect on Individuals, Athletics, and Society Three in every five Olympic athletes have been caught doping. Let that sink in. This means that on average, for each Olympic event, only one athlete who medals is also clean. Such widespread consumption of performance enhancing drugs (PED's) throughout dozens of sports and nations makes this a topic that must be promptly addressed: the integrity of athletics is at stake. Some may argue that tightening regulations on…

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    Drug education does make a contribution to drug abuse prevention in college. Back in 1989, not many schools set up a drug education for their student-athletes, but now more and more colleges are emphasizing the use of drugs is not and will not be acceptable. It also talks about how some colleges do not put much work into their approach to drug education and use a simple boring presentation that only bores the student-athletes during the presentation. Drug education can also help those…

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    Athletes who use drugs in sports should not be allowed to play the game. Using drugs to help an athlete play better is unfair to themselves and others. Other athletes work hard for everything that they need and want. Using drugs in sports may possibly harm your liver, and parts around your adrenal glands. Research on drugs being used in sports needs to be done. As an athlete, people who use drugs in sports should not play. Working hard and achieving something wanted by training and work is…

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    "The Use of Drugs among Young Adults." The use of drugs have been a controversial issue of studies for many years. Drug abuse is the misuse of drugs while being aware or ignorant of the tremendous effect accompanying it. Many young adults have great delight in the use of drugs thus they have the tendency of making right decisions. The admired decision makers of our beloved country, "The use of Drugs among Young Adults" have become treat to the society, young adult abuses drugs because they are…

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    performance enhancing drugs must be attractive for athletes who want to perform better. Personally, I think that not only harm the aspect of sport and health, but, it also compromises fairness. As the use of performance enhancing drugs is becoming more common, whether the performance enhancing drugs is unavoidable in sports has sparked a heated debate. My point is that I do not agree with the performance enhancing drugs are unavoidable in sports, because of many athletes who do not use drugs…

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    Should you be tested before plying a sports? Many schools feels that students that play a sport should be drug tested before doing a sport schools feels that students that play sports should be drug tested before playing any sports. I agree all athletes should be require to take a drug test before doing a sport. I believe that drugs are unhealthy .Drug use by students have very serious health consequences on and off the court. Some way it affect your body is Cigarettes leave smokers with a…

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    Presentation). With respect to sporting activities, athletes are routinely checked to make certain that they are not taking any form of drugs that could enhance their performance and create an unfair advantage (Student Presentation). This is problematic as all athletes have to endure testing, which inevitably assumes everyone is guilty of taking performance-enhancing drugs until proven innocent from systems like the Athlete Biological Passport (Lippert Lecture; Student Presentation). This…

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    enhancing drugs (PED’s) really worth the risk? This is a question many of athletes have to seriously ask themselves and weigh the consequences. Many athletes don’t ask actually themselves this question and just go and take these drugs. Some athletes don’t even get told that they are taking PED’s. Other cases involve team doctors recommending players to take these drugs, having no regard for the player's health. So the big question is should performance enhancing drugs be allowed in sports? Some…

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    Athletes shouldn’t do drugs in sports because it is bad for your health and bad for the team. Doing drugs in sports can affect the athlete’s social life and affect the athlete’s talents. It can also affect the athlete’s relationship with the team. Drug abuse occurs in all sports and at most levels of competition. Athletic life may lead to drug abuse for a number of reasons, including for performance enhancement, to self-treat otherwise untreated mental illness, and to deal with stressors, such…

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    Drug abuse occurs in all sports and at most levels of competition. Many athletes take drugs for different reasons, some or prescribe by a doctor, or drugs you can by over the counter. Athletic life may lead to drug abuse for a number of reasons, physical pain due to injuries, stress, and the biggest factor to help performance enhancement. Most Organizations that oversee professional sports test future athletes that are going to play for their teams for drug abuse, before they can even play the…

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