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Studies examine whether Viagra creates unfair advantage for athletesStory

Studies examine whether Viagra creates unfair advantage for athletes

SCRANTON, Pennsylvania: When George Downey and other lacrosse players at Marywood University volunteered to take Viagra for a study, he received a snickering nickname from his high school coach. His parents jokingly told their friends. Inquiring...

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Viagra Seen as Performance-Enhancing, Could Be Banned in International Sports

The World Anti-Doping Agency is conducting tests to determine whether Viagra is a performance-enhancing drug not only in the bedroom, but also on the playing field. The New York Times reports that the Anti-Doping Agency, which is oversees drug...

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