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Lance Armstrong began doping probably at age 21
Disgraced former American cyclist Lance Armstrong has revealed he first started doping from the age of 21, during his first season as a professional. "Wow, straight to the point, probably 21," Armstrong replied when asked how old he was when he first doped as part of an ESPN documentary. The exchange with US journalist Marina Zenovich appeared in a 90-second
How many Russian athletes dope?
What the hell is Lance Mackey supposed to do now?
The Iditarod is just a dog race. Just a big game. But to so many people, it's much more. It's a hobby, it's a passion, it's a career, it's a way of life. Then to some people, it is life. It's who they are. I know because I'm related to them.
The Benefits of a Spinning Class As You Age
The benefits of exercise for older adults are well known. One option is a stationary bike, which is well suited for providing a low-impact, safe, indoor cardio workout. Unfortunately, so many of those exercycles are just collecting dust in the basement. Why? Because riding a bike at home alone can be boring, and there are loads of distractions that can derail your best
Should the Legal Drinking Age Change from 21?
There are zero tolerance laws for underage drinkers, and if they register even .01 on a breathalyzer they will lose their license. Should the drinking age be raised?
Surprising Facts about College Age Drinking
College age drinking is a growing problem. About 80% of college students report that they drink alcohol. Of those, about half participate in binge drinking.
Space-age anti-gravity treadmills? Check.
Anti-gravity treadmills help people recover from strokes exercise despite health issues.
Can 'Moderate' Drinking Damage Aging Hearts?
Study finds 5 types of alcohol use disorder that vary with age
New research reveals five problem drinking 'profiles,' and shows that these types of drinking patterns are more prevalent at different ages.
Study finds consistent marijuana use can lead to accelerated brain aging
A study showed cannabis use disorder led to an average of three years of accelerated brain aging.
In Opinion: For a more sober America, should we bring down the drinking age?
It’s time for Americans to adopt a European-style culture of drinking that promotes responsibility and civilized sobriety.
Lower Drinking Age May Lead to Increased High School Dropout Rate: Study
Lowering the minimum drinking age from 21 to 18 could increase the high school dropout rate, a new study suggests. The presence of legal-aged peers in a high school setting increases access to alcohol for younger students, researchers report in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
Middle-Age Drinkers More Concerned About Reputation Than Health, Finds Study
Health was described as a minor concern or not a concern at all.
Teens Who Smoke Marijuana May Be At Higher Risk Of Death Before Age 60
New research finds that people with an early history of heavy marijuana use have a higher risk of dying by the age of 60.
What ‘dope sick’ really feels like
Health journalist recalls how he quit a 9-year heroin habit – cold turkey
How to Prevent Drug Abuse From a Young Age
Learn tips and strategies to prevent drug abuse at a young age. Early drug abuse often leads to serious addiction - help keep young people away from drugs.
How Trinka broke free from a heroin addiction that began before she was born
She was born a heroin addict. She had a son at 16 and later lost custody of him. But her story is one of hope.
Antipsychotics use among older adults increases with age
Researchers cite safety concerns, call for alternatives -- NIH-funded studyDespite known risks of serious side effects, especially in older adults, the fraction of...
The Golden Years? Aging and Alcohol Use Disorder
The golden years, as they are often described, are anything but for lifelong drinkers. It is the frontal areas of the brain that contain their unique humanity, creativity, problem solving abilities and sustained self-efficacy.
