Effect of Using Performance-Enhancing Drugs

A new sporting event’s controversial pitch

Athletes compete using performance-enhancing drugs

The Enhanced Games have been promoted as a chance for athletes to break records with performance-enhancing drugs, but critics claim it glamorizes doping for viewers.

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A new sporting event’s controversial pitch: Performance-enhancing drugs welcome

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Enhanced Games, which allows athletes to take performance-enhancing drugs, debuts in Las Vegas

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‘Science Forgot Talent’: Clean Athlete Defeats Steroid-Fuelled Swimmers At World’s First ‘Doped Olympics’

The sports world has officially entered uncharted territory.

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Enhanced Games: Fred Kerley wins 100m with 9.97 that would have seen him finish last at 2024 Olympics

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Enhanced Games: Doped athletes largely trail behind world standards as clean wins make headlines in Las Vegas

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They Held a New Olympics Where Athletes Can Take as Many Drugs and Steroids as They Want, and the Funniest Possible Thing Happened

For years now, organizers of a controversial sporting event called the Enhanced Games have been promising to push the limits of human athleticism by allowing participants to use whatever performance enhancing drugs they want.

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The Company Behind the 'Steroid Olympics' Wants To Make Enhanced Pro Athletes Mainstream—and Amateurs, Too

Hello and welcome to another edition of Free Agent! It's a great week to grate some cheese thanks to the new food pyramid. Today's edition is a really interesting conversation with Max Martin, CEO of Enhanced. His firm is launching the Enhanced Games in ...

Real stars of the ‘steroid Olympics’ are the drugs

Backers of the Enhanced Games hope to use the event to market performance-enhancing drugs to a wider audience.

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Georges St-Pierre details his experience with performance-enhancing drugs in the UFC: 'It makes such a crazy big difference'

Performance-enhancing drugs have always been a complex crisis within sports. In the UFC, some of the greatest fighters to ever grace the octagon have been caught taking PEDs, and doubts about who takes them are a constant discussion among the fanbase, with ...

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Alex Rodriguez admitted that he used performance-enhancing drugs from 2001 to 2003 Monday in an interview with ESPN. Rodriguez said he used banned substances due to the pressures of being baseball?s highest-paid player during his time with the Texas Rangers.