NJ could pump up high school steroid testing
Regulatory officials are considering ramping up steroid testing for New Jersey high school students. Only 500 of the state?s approximate 240,000 high school athletes were tested for steroids last year.
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Sep 11, 2009, 12:05 AM
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Regulatory officials are considering ramping up steroid testing for New Jersey high school students.
Only 500 of the state?s approximate 240,000 high school athletes were tested for steroids last year. None came back positive.
The proposal to increase drug testing will be decided on by officials in Trenton this fall.
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