Looking beyond steroids in professional sports; what are the major drugs, how do they work, and who is using them? Looking at the red blood cell-boosting EPO, HGH, and the future of testing for performance enhancing drugs in sports is your host, Dr. Gary Kohn. Joining him is one of the world's premier authorities on drug testing, Dr. Don Catlin, chief executive of Anti-Doping Research, Inc., in Los Angeles, and the former head of UCLA Olympic Analytical Labs. Dr. Catlin discusses performance enhancing drug use prior to the professional ranks, and a conceptual volunteer program that rewards the non-drug users.
The Future of Performance Enhancing Drugs and Testing

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Looking beyond steroids in professional sports; what are the major drugs, how do they work, and who is using them? Looking at the red blood cell-boosting EPO, HGH, and the future of testing for performance enhancing drugs in sports is your host, Dr. Gary Kohn. Joining him is one of the world's premier authorities on drug testing, Dr. Don Catlin, chief executive of Anti-Doping Research, Inc., in Los Angeles, and the former head of UCLA Olympic Analytical Labs. Dr. Catlin discusses performance enhancing drug use prior to the professional ranks, and a conceptual volunteer program that rewards the non-drug users.
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