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Devin Haney's father, Bill Haney, looked furious today, labeling Ryan Garcia a "cheater" after learning that the popular star's B sample results have

The revelation that banned teenage Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva had been plied with 56 medications and dietary aids has shone a light on the murky world of legal supplements, where a contaminated powder or poorly-worded label could spell disaster for an elite athlete. Canada's double world figure skating champion Meagan Duhamel never trusted antibiotics during her competitive career and was even hyper-wary of vitamins and minerals for fear of triggering a positive doping result. Duh...

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba was banned four years by Italy’s anti-doping court after the World Cup winner tested positive for testosterone.

"We're seeing clear changes in the muscles in these patients," Michèle van Vugt, professor of internal medicine at Amsterdam UMC, said in a statement.

Eligible high school students are pulled from classrooms to be tested for drugs including marijuana, cocaine, opiates and sometimes fentanyl.

You may not have to stay home anymore after testing positive for COVID-19.

Madison Chock, Evan Bates and several other U.S. Olympians will receive Olympic gold medals from the 2022 Beijing Winter Games after Russian skater Kamila Valieva was disqualified.

California now says people with COVID can leave home earlier than before, if their symptoms are mild and improving. But they need to mask up, or risk infecting others.

Those who test positive need to isolate and stay home only while they have symptoms. Those who test positive, but remain asymptomatic, do not need to do so.