Please visit the THF site for actual steroid abuse cases.  The sites below are from THF’s website and they have a tremendous amount of good information.

	NFHS National Federation of High Schools
	As a means of addressing the growing problem of steroid abuse in our nation’s high schools, the NFHS has developed a multimedia educational initiative called “Make the Right Choice.
	NIDA National Institute on Drug Abuse
	Great resource to find all types of information about anabolic steroids. NIDA touches on many of the physical as well as psychological effects of steroids.
	MAYO Clinic Article 1 | Article 2 Article 3 | Article 4
	Great resource for researching steroid abuse, discusses the drug as well as the many short term and long term affects that steroids have on the human body. Their studies suggest that 5 percent to 11 percent of high-school boys and 0.5 percent to 2.5 percent of high-school girls have tried anabolic steroids.
	Steroid Abuse
	This source has links to many sites that have lots of research that has been done on the affects of steroids, as well as how steroid abuse is a national problem.
	Oregon Heath and Sciences University
	Office of White House Drug Policy
	KidsHealth.org
	New South Wales Health Services
	American Academy of Pediatricians
	Office of Diversion Control
	National Coalition for the Advancement of Drug-Free Athletics

YAADIS - Young Athletes Against Doping In Sport
YAADIS provides a valuable e-learning resource to enable young athletes to learn about all of the issues and risks involved in the use of performance enhancing banned substances and techniques.

International Doping Tests & Management (IDTM) - SWEDEN
IDTM is an independent anti-doping organisation that conducts Out-Of-Competition Doping Test for IAAF as well as tests for most other International Sports Federations.

Australian Olympic Committee: Live Clean, Play Clean Program
Information about the Live Clean, Play Clean Program. This link also contains other information includin a list of banned substances, information about drug testing, etc.

Australian Drug Foundation (ADF)
The ADF is concerned about the health effects of sports-related drug use. This site outlines the ADF position on drugs in sport adopted in August 2001.

Australian Sports Commission
Links that cover policies and issues for drug-free sport. Includes a link to the 'World Anti-doping code.

Australian Sports Drug Agency (ASDA)
ASDA is is the primary government organisation for doping in sport in Australia. This site has information about ASDA and information about drugs in sport.  ASDA aims to deter the use of banned doping practices in sport through education, testing, advocacy and coordination of Australia's anti-doping program.

Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport
This site has some particularly useful information on drug-free sport. The CCES is a national non-profit organisation. It strives for a fair and ethical sport system by promoting drug-free sport, equity, fair play, safety and non-violence.
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

Steroid Abuse in Today's Society
This guide will help you understand why steroids are being abused, and how you can educate athletes and others about the dangers of these drugs. March 2004

Drugs in Sport (DIS)
The DIS web site was launched in August 2002. It provides a regularly updated service with links to articles on drugs in sport from around the world. It also provides an extensive news service focused on drugs in sport. Articles and news items are not based on any particular criteria.

Good Sports
The Good Sports website aims to reduce alcohol and other drug problems, increase the viability of sporting clubs and improve the range and quality of sports options available in the community.

International Drugs in Sport Summit
The website of the International Drugs in Sport Summit which was held in November 1999. Outcomes from the Summit are presented in the Sydney Communiqué which is available on this site. At the summit it was determined to establish an interim International Intergovernmental Consultative Group on Anti-Doping (IICGAD) - a mechanism for ensuring that countries who did not participate in the Summit can have their views fully reflected in the development of the World Anti-Doping Agency.

International Journal of Drug Testing
An electronic, refereed journal devoted to the publication of scientific research for evaluating exposure to psychoactive drugs. This journal emphasises new technologies although papers referring to more mature technologies (e.g., urine testing, or blood and plasma analysis) are considered.
The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University (CASA).

Winning at Any Cost: Doping in Olympic Sports

ITF Tennis - About the ITF - Anti-Doping