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Drugs / Anabolic Steroids / High School Athletes #134432

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 30, 1991
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(Studio: Sam Donaldson) President Bush recalled signing bill classifying steroids as controlled substances.

(East Brunswick, New Jersey: Armen Keteyian) Use of illegal anabolic steroids by high school athletes examined; scenes shown of bodybuilders. [Two disguised TEENAGERS - talk about steroid use.] [FDA (Food and Drug Administration) steroid coordinator Dennis DEGAN - says there are counterfeits out there.] [Anabolic steroid expert James WRIGHT - cites dangers.] Medical dangers from, and costs of, steroids and counterfeits outlined.

Reporter(s):
Donaldson, Sam;
Keteyian, Armen
Duration:
00:02:20

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