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    Steroids in Society

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    Steroid use is a problem that has lingered in the sporting world for a long time. It has long been intertwined within the games of baseball and cycling‚ but more reports are starting to surface about athletes using them in other sports‚ such as basketball‚ football‚ and track and field. Steroids are defined by the National Institute of Drug Abuse as “synthetic substances related to the male sex hormones (e.g.‚ testosterone). They promote the growth of skeletal muscle (anabolic effects) and the development

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    Genetic testing The definition of right and wrong in today’s society is extremely vague. With the advancements in the medical field‚ it is becoming more common for people to seek genetic testing. People seek the testing for many different reasons. Women seek the testing while pregnant to make sure their unborn fetus is developing properly. Some have the testing if there is a family line of cancer. The FBI forensic team does it to figure out criminals. Others do the testing to see if they carry

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    Joint‚ reefer‚ grass‚ weed. These are all similar words that are used to describe Marijuana‚ a taboo drug within our society. But before we cast it off as a dangerous substance that is detrimental to the youth‚ we must first ask the 3 W’s; who smokes marijuana‚ what this substance truly is‚ and why is it illegal. In doing so‚ we will be at a better position to answer this question and uncover driving facts that disproves arguments for prohibition. So who smokes marijuana? Most marijuana users

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    Animals are being killed in order to know if a product is safe for humans. Some products are meaningless due to the animals being too scared. The animals are caged for many years until the day of their death approaches. Animal testing is often used in cosmetics‚ household products‚ and chemicals. In many cosmetics out there‚ an animal test was preformed. It is not required by law to do animal testing on cosmetics (Animals in product testing). It is morally wrong to test on animals. The animals

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    Imagine walking into a small lab in United states. You hear Dogs howling and monkeys screaming of fear. You see mice scattering in circles in a small cage and rabbits hiding in a corner. You see chemicals and special tools laid all over tables. You can see This is what an animal testing lab would look like. Each year more than 100 million animals-including mice‚ rats frogs‚ pigs‚ birds‚ monkeys‚ fish‚ cats‚ rabbits and more die from animal testing. Although no one will want to test on a real‚ human

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    Since the early beginnings of Grecian civilization‚ animal testing was historically recorded as a means of scientific and medical research. It wasn’t until the 1800s that it became a controversial topic of discussion. Since then‚ thousands of brands utilized daily are there because of extensive animal research of the products effects. But because of the extensive research‚ animals are often left hurt‚ abused‚ and sometimes dead due to the excruciating circumstances they are put through. Despite the

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    Powell explains the problems that African American athletes face when they attend a university. Most of these athletes are recruited strictly based off of their performance on the court or the field. While this produces a winning record for the University this does not produce high performing grades in the classroom. When a coach is recruiting a player who is not a good performer in the classroom he or she runs the risk of bringing an athlete into their program who will not succeed at the university

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    ever wondered how many professional athletes take performance drugs? Well about one athlete out of every ten athletes have taken performance enhancing drugs sometime in their career. Athletes take these drugs to increase their level of play on the field or on the court. These athletes gain an unfair advantage on their opponents. Steroids are ruining sports all around the world‚ as they continue to attract people to these substances‚ but we can reduce the steroid use in sports if more severe penalties

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    Teens today are a great portion of the percentage of American People smoking. Many of them do it because of peer pressure and others because they simply can’t quit smoking. Although adults smoke‚ tobacco companies try to attract more teens‚ since they are easier to persuade and can be a long time consumer. Meanwhile the Surgeon General has confirmed that cigarette smoking is dangerous to everyone’s health. I totally support the Surgeon General; because of everything I know smoking can cause. Fist

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    Steroids in Baseball

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    The use of steroids in amateur and professional sports has been present since the 1950’s. Did you know that Major League Baseball was the first sports organization to implement a comprehensive drug testing policy? This policy launched because of the findings of a bottled substance of androstendione a form of steroids in Mark McGwire’s locker. Unfortunately at this time Mark McGwire was in route to break the home run record. This paper will examine the cause and affects of Steroids in baseball

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