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Scientist Catlin making headway in detection work paid for by MLB

Associated Press

Sunday, December 16, 2007

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Even if baseball and the players union agreed to every recommendation in the Mitchell Report tomorrow, stemming the use of performance-enhancing drugs will be a long-term project with no easy solutions. Experts devoted to eliminating drugs in sports say its a three-part problem, one that involves finding an effective test for human growth hormone, staying ahead of those creating new illegal drugs and, most important, changing the drug culture in baseball. Don Catlin ...

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