Deciding what is the right pain management tool for athletes has to take into factors including addictive nature and legal issues

Finnish women’s hockey players are trying to shatter taboos around periods and increase awareness about women’s bodies

East Germany's doping program was used to showcase socialism, but the aftereffects were devastating

Despite lack of attendance, athletes appreciated the effort to spotlight their work at the Aurora Games

Ex-East German athletes are still dealing with the consequences of taking PED's 30 years ago

State-sponsored doping remains a pressing concern today, as an ongoing investigation of Russia’s compliance with WADA standards shows

Outside factors like second jobs, commercial travel and less recovery time impact female athletes' health and performance

A new book examines the impact of the quickly put together Unified Korean women's hockey team

A new documentary has been released highlighting the historic voyage

The USWNT's vocal approach to pay equity is supported by gold medalist Cammi Granato, who faced similar issues with the U.S. hockey team

The Mexico City Games in 1968 first addressed a rising issue in all of sports, using drugs to enhance physical performance

Should it matter to male athletes if their coach is female?