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Investigators for MLB have struck out again in seeking cooperation from a Toronto-based sports doctor, as well as his former assistant, who previously injected pro athletes with HGH and other banned substances.

Researchers and medical experts, including leaders in the study of CTE, caution against rushing to judgment when a former football player commits suicide.

Early research approach to the brain injury dilemma in Canada is as different as the NFL and Canadian Football Leagues' financial statements.

It was a very subtle yet telltale sign that this investigation would be different. The NCAA seemingly violated one of its cardinal tenets when it posted a November letter on its website from its president, Mark Emmert.

"Outside the Lines" investigation finds hazing continued within the Florida A&M University band despite years of warnings.

Anthony Galea, a go-to doctor for injured elite athletes -- from golfing great Tiger Woods to baseball star Alex Rodriguez -- was sentenced Friday afternoon in a U.S. District Court.

An "Outside the Lines" investigation this fall has found North Carolina Tech Preparatory Christian Academy to be a unique arrangement on the post-high school athletics scene -- and one playing by its own rules.

A small pharmacy, Adler Apotheke, is a source of Actovegin -- a drug extracted from calf's blood that is not approved for use in either the United States or Canada -- that embattled Toronto sports doctor Anthony Galea injected into professional athletes.

German Dr. Muller-Wohlfahrt, American doctors share high-profile athletes who need treatment.

Healing Hans, as Dr. Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt is affectionately known, ranks as either the greatest healer since Hippocrates or is a quack with a hyperactive syringe, depending on whom you believe.

German doctor's patients put utmost trust in him.

The University of Texas football program in July 2008 contracted with a recruiting service that employed Willie Lyles.

The University of Central Florida received an official notice of inquiry from the NCAA regarding potential recruiting violations in the school's football and men's basketball program on Wednesday, the university confirmed.

Mary Anne Catalano, the former lead assistant to a Canadian doctor accused of treating professional athletes with performance-enhancing drugs, avoided jail time as expected and was sentenced to one year of unsupervised probation.

Investigators for Major League Baseball reached out today in an attempt to gain the cooperation of the former executive assistant to the Toronto-based doctor accused of treating professional athletes with performance-enhancing drugs.

Anthony Galea, a Toronto-based doctor accused of injecting U.S. professional athletes with HGH and other substances, is expected to enter a guilty plea at a hearing Wednesday in federal district court in Buffalo, ESPN.com has learned.