Interview with Steroid Nation author, Dr. Gary Gaffney

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allonthefield allonthefield posted 11/28/2007 from allonthefield.blogspot.com [flag]
The second of two parts to this interview with Gary Gaffney, MD, of the University of Iowa. In this part of the interview, Gaffney talks about how baseball should react to the Mitchell Report when it is released, and how baseball and sports in general can combat the use of performance enhancing drugs. [link]

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