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CacheBuster('') Printer Friendly 4,242,443 articles and books Periodicals Literature Keyword Title Author Topic Member login User name Password Remember me Join us Forgot password? Submit articles free The Free Library ... January artId=97393822;usrSelf=false; Communicable diseases in the recreation community: how do you include HIV-positive participants in public sports? A three-year-old cuts himself in your public swimming pool. While the child receives treatment for the injury, his mother tells the lifeguard that the child, who was bleeding in the pool, is HIV-positive. A fight breaks out on the sidelines of your sporting venue. One of the spectators is bleeding and discloses his HIV status. During registration for your youth basketball program, a child's mother discloses his HIV status to your staff. An injured soccer player walks off the field with an open, bleeding wound. No one knows, but this child is HIV-positive. These real-life scenarios occur in public recreation complexes and programs on a regular basis. If they happened at your facility; or at one of your programs, would your agency be prepared? If not, then you need to develop appropriate policies and procedures that minimize the risk of disease transmission during play. In developing a policy, a primary concern should be to ensure that the person who is or who is perceived to be infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) receives equal access to programs and services. This concern, while humanitarian in nature, is also a requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Additionally, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the National Football League and the World Health Organization, among others, all recommend that athletes with HIV infection should be permitted to participate in competitive sports at all levels.

51. Drug Testing Notes The NCAA places no restrictions on the use of corticosteroids. Good Web site with updated sources www.ncaa.org/sports_sciences/drugtesting/ http://home.messiah.edu/~kheck/Classes/SeniorSeminar/Class notes/drug testing-no

NCAA DRUG TESTING PROGRAM The program involves urine collection on specific occasions and laboratory analysis for substances on a list of banned drug classes developed by the NCAA Executive committee. This list consists of substances generally purported to be performance enhancing and /or potentially harmful to the health and safety of the student-athlete. All NCAA schools are required to have student athletes sign a consent form individually, each academic year. Failure to do so results in ineligibility of that student until the form is signed. Students testing positive for drugs are immediately banned from further participation and are banned from any sports for the next 365 days. WHO IS TESTED: Student athletes competing in D- I football outdoor track and field are subject to year round testing for anabolic steroids. All athletes are subject to random testing at NCAA championships and or in conjunction with post season bowl events. DRUGS AND PROCEDURES SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS: 1. Blood doping: the practice is prohibited and if found to have occurred will be cause for punitive action consistent with that taken for a positive drug test.

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Drug-Testing Program The NCAA Drug-Testing Program was created to protect the health and safety of student-athletes and to ensure that no one participant might have an artificially induced advantage or be pressured to use chemical substances. Banned Drug List (one-page printout - PDF*) NCAA Drug-Testing Program Book Relevant Legislation Program Protocol Institutional Drug Testing Drug Testing Exceptions Procedures Appeals Process Compliance Forms Site Coordinator Manual FAQs Championship Drug-Testing Program Division I Year-Round Drug Testing Division II Year-Round Drug Testing Overview of NCAA Postseason Drug-Testing Program - September 2001 Overview of NCAA Year-Round Drug-Testing Program - September 2001 NCAA Drug-Testing Results - 2002-03 Visit the National Center for Drug-Free Sport Web site for additional information concerning the NCAA's drug testing program. Note: Nutritional supplements are not strictly regulated and may contain substances banned by the NCAA. For questions regarding nutritional supplements, contact the Dietary Supplement Resource Exchange Center (REC) * Note: Portable Document Format (PDF) files require the Adobe Acrobat reader. You can download the free reader by clicking on the button below.

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The NCAA News April 12, 1999 Sports Science Newsletter Do your homework in order to be informed on supplements By Frank D. Uryasz NCAA Director of Sports Sciences Is it possible, after the media coverage last summer about Mark McGwire's use of androstenedione, that there are college student-athletes who do not know that the NCAA bans "andro?" I assure you, it is. Even though athletes have a responsibility to be informed about the risks of supplement use, many are ignorant of the problems associated with supplements. This is more than a drug testing/eligibility issue. The March 17, 1999, issue of the Journal of the Ameri-can Medical Association contains a report from the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about 55 documented cases of adverse health effects associated with ingestion of GBL (gamma-butyrolactone), which acts as a powerful depressant and can induce unconsiousness and slow respiratory rates to dangerous levels. GBL is converted in the body to GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate), which is classified as a dangerous drug and is legally available in the United States only as part of a Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved investigational study. Both are contained in supplement products marketed to athletes to enhance athletic performance. This is a health issue. Collegiate athletes buy these products. I know, because they call or e-mail us asking if they are banned.

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