The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

A team of scientists works to expose athletes who use banned drugs to win Olympic medals. Here is the true, inside story of the UCLA Olympic Laboratoryamp;mdash;the drug-detection team that tests athletes for banned performance-enhancing drugs. The scientists worked long nights to detect a new, never-before-tested performance-enhancing drug called NESP (novel erythropoietic stimulating protein) during the 19th Winter Olympics (2002) in Salt Lake City, Utah. The group's work exposed three NESP users among the winning cross-country skiers. The drug users were stripped of their medals, which were then given to the rightful winners.

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The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

A team of scientists works to expose athletes who use banned drugs to win Olympic medals. Here is the true, inside story of the UCLA Olympic Laboratoryamp;mdash;the drug-detection team that tests athletes for banned performance-enhancing drugs. The scientists worked long nights to detect a new, never-before-tested performance-enhancing drug called NESP (novel erythropoietic stimulating protein) during the 19th Winter Olympics (2002) in Salt Lake City, Utah. The group's work exposed three NESP users among the winning cross-country skiers. The drug users were stripped of their medals, which were then given to the rightful winners.

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The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

by Caroline Hatton
The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

The Night Olympic Team: Fighting to Keep Drugs Out of the Game

by Caroline Hatton

 


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Overview

A team of scientists works to expose athletes who use banned drugs to win Olympic medals. Here is the true, inside story of the UCLA Olympic Laboratoryamp;mdash;the drug-detection team that tests athletes for banned performance-enhancing drugs. The scientists worked long nights to detect a new, never-before-tested performance-enhancing drug called NESP (novel erythropoietic stimulating protein) during the 19th Winter Olympics (2002) in Salt Lake City, Utah. The group's work exposed three NESP users among the winning cross-country skiers. The drug users were stripped of their medals, which were then given to the rightful winners.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940170647187
Publisher: Recorded Books, LLC
Publication date: 02/14/2014
Edition description: Unabridged
Age Range: 10 - 13 Years
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