Classifying Steroids as Controlled Substances Suggested to Decrease Athletes' Supply, but Enforcement Could Be a Major Problem
Abstract
A DIFFERENT approach to controlling the use of anabolic steroids has been proposed by William N. Taylor, MD, student health physician at Washington State University, Pullman. He wants to see steroids become controlled substances.
Support for his suggestion appears to be growing. Taylor is a physician "crew chief" for the US Olympic Committee's Drug Control Program.
He says he bases his suggestion on the belief that the effects of anabolic steroids on personality and...