Competing while using banned substances is one of elite sports’ most fiercely protected red lines.

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LAS VEGAS - This past week, in a city built on risk and reward, billionaire biohacker Christian Angermayer went about his wellness routine. He injected himself with weight loss drugs, testosterone, and legal-but-off-label growth hormones, designed to ...

HOW ABOUT this for a bold and controversial idea: a sporting event where the use of performance-enhancing drugs (peds) is not just permitted, but actively encouraged? That is exactly what Aron D’Souza, an Australian lawyer and entrepreneur, has been ...

Human or seal? As spectators watch swimmers slicing through the water with bulging lattissimus dorsi muscles, they remark, “Wow, is that athlete on performance-enhancing drugs?” An official “doping Olympics,” where drug use is permitted, will take ...

LAS VEGAS - Hafthor Björnsson, the colossus human better known as Thor, stood barefoot over a barbell loaded with 1,135 pounds, a weight so absurd it seemed more fitting for a forklift. He wrapped his baseball mitt-size hands around the bar. His face ...

(AP) — Federal authorities charged a Florida man Tuesday with providing banned substances to an athlete in a case involving the 45-month doping ban handed to Olympic sprinter Marvin Bracy-Williams last year. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Orlando ...

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