Steroids
Coverage of Steroids in the Nexus archive.
- Six held for selling steroids and muscle-enhancing drugs worth ₹6.5 lakh in Hyderabad
Six individuals were arrested in Hyderabad for selling steroids and muscle-enhancing drugs worth ₹6.5 lakh. The case involves illegal drug trade activities.
- Unqualified practitioners found administering steroids, painkillers at three clinics in Hyderabad
Unqualified practitioners were found administering steroids and painkillers at three clinics in Hyderabad. The Council urged citizens to report suspected quacks via its WhatsApp helpline.
- Jelly Roll thanks Novant hospital in Charlotte after health issue: ‘They got me on my feet for the show’
Jelly Roll thanked Novant Medical Center in Charlotte for treating his sinus infection with steroids, enabling him to perform at his show. He also acknowledged Post Malone for sending flowers with a 'get well soon' message.
- Indiana police chief arrested on slew of charges after feds raided home, found steroids and more than 100 guns
New Chicago Police Chief Earl Mayo was arrested on multiple misconduct charges after federal authorities raided his Indiana home, discovering steroids and over 100 guns. His father is currently running for Lake County Sheriff in the November election.
- The 'Olympics on Steroids' Enhanced Games - where athletes are allowed to use banned performance enhancers - proves a washout with just one world record beaten
The Enhanced Games, an event where athletes are permitted to use banned performance enhancers, failed to generate significant success, with only one world record broken. The competition, dubbed 'Olympics on Steroids,' was described as a 'washout' due to its underwhelming performance.
- Enhanced Games: Steroids, anabolic and other drugs authorized
The article discusses the authorization of steroids, anabolic drugs, and other substances in 'Enhanced Games.' Andy Miah, a professor and bioethicist at the University of Salford, is highlighted as a guest expert.
- Doctors expose ‘buffalo hump’ as potential sign of hidden health conditions
A 'buffalo hump' at the base of the neck may indicate underlying health conditions like Cushing's syndrome or steroid use. Experts warn that poor posture, obesity, and certain medications can contribute to its development, emphasizing the need for medical evaluation if symptoms persist or worsen. Cosmetic treatments like liposuction may address localized fat, but underlying causes require tailored approaches.