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The police said the Fuentes siblings and Mr. Leon were often contacted by sports coaches who kept them informed about schedules for sports events, and then crafted doping plans for the athletes, using banned drugs such as anabolic steroids and erythropoietin, a hormone used to boost red blood-cell production.

Key Suspect in Doping Probe Found Dead David Roman 2011

Each white blood-cell tally was a relative bargain at $250.

$125 K of premium medicine, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Essentially, he called on doctors to "use the lowest dose" sufficient to improve a patient's red blood-cell profile.

FDA Calls for Trimming Anemia-Drug Dosages Thomas M. Burton 2011

The morning-sickness drug thalidomide, which was pulled from the market in the 1960s after causing birth defects, later was effectively used as a treatment for leprosy and multiple myeloma, a blood-cell cancer.

Surprising New Uses for Older Drugs; HIV Vaccine? Amy Dockser Marcus 2011

Shannon played the role of Young Nala the lion cub in "The Lion King" for seven months before the blood-cell cancer was diagnosed in April.

Auto manufacturers want to put brakes on Mass. right-to-repair law 2010

Shannon played the role of Young Nala the lion cub in "The Lion King" for seven months before the blood-cell cancer was diagnosed in April.

Auto manufacturers want to put brakes on Mass. right-to-repair law 2010

As you move down you get smaller in powers of 10, until the comparison is 'if the Hayden sphere is a raindrop, this (small lump) is the size of a red blood-cell'.

Archive 2007-11-01 lili 2007

As you move down you get smaller in powers of 10, until the comparison is 'if the Hayden sphere is a raindrop, this (small lump) is the size of a red blood-cell'.

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But it still carries some risk of those, as well as of restlessness, decreased white blood-cell count, and a condition called tardive dyskinesia, or involuntary repetitive movements of the limbs and body that can become permanent.

AdWatch: Abilify finds lucrative new audience 2009

But it still carries some risk of those, as well as of restlessness, decreased white blood-cell count, and a condition called tardive dyskinesia, or involuntary repetitive movements of the limbs and body that can become permanent.

AdWatch: Abilify finds lucrative new audience 2009