News Archive

“Don’t Do It, You Dope,”
by Abhishek Raghunath, Forbes India, July 18, 2011. Dr. Catlin is interviewed in a discussion of doping in India.

“Electric Cowboys,” by Natasha Gardner, American Cowboy magazine, Feb. 16, 2011. Questions are raised about performance-enhancing drug use in professional rodeo, and Dr. Catlin is interviewed.

“Amazon.com Sells Banned Substances Posing as Supplements, Researchers Find,”
by Hank Schultz, newhope 360, Jan. 20, 2011.
Amazon is providing a marketplace for the sale of illegal steroids, Don Catlin, M.D., and Oliver Catlin report.

“Study Finds Steroids are Readily Available through Amazon,”
by Amy Shipley, Washington Post, Jan. 19, 2011.
Amazon is providing a marketplace for the sale of illegal steroids, Oliver Catlin reports.

“Study: Illegal Steroids Available for Sale on Amazon.com,”
by Alex Silverman, KIRO Radio, Jan. 20, 2011.
Don Catlin, M.D., and Oliver Catlin report that Amazon is providing a marketplace for the sale of illegal anabolic steroids.

“Tour De France Champ Blames Meat for Drug Result,” with Melissa Block, National Public Radio, Sept. 30, 2010.

“Q & A: Anti-Doping Expert’s Take on Contador,” by Jason Devaney, Universal Sports, Sept. 30, 2010.

“Will Olympic Athletes Dope if They Know It Might Kill Them?” by Gretchen Reynolds, New York Times, Jan. 20, 2010. The article includes a discussion of the health risks of EPO.

“2010 Preview: New Chapter for Garmin” by Bonnie D. Ford, ESPN.COM, Jan. 19, 2010.
Jonathan Vaughters, who founded Garmin-Transitions, discusses why his team is maintaining its anti-doping program with Dr. Catlin and ADSI.

“The Decade in Review: Top-10 History-Altering Decisions, #7 – Trevor Graham Sends a Syringe to USADA” by Buster Olney, Newsweek.com, Nov. 30, 2009.
Don Catlin, M.D. and his team identify the unknown substance as a new, never-before-seen designer anabolic steroid, tetrahydrogestrinone or THG.

“High Schoolers Unknowingly Taking Steroids” presented by CBS News correspondent Kelly Cobiella, CBS News’ “The Early Show.”
A two-part series features work done by Don Catlin, M.D. and his team. It aired March 17 and March 18, 2009.