Brian McNamee News
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China asked its citizens to avoid contact with live poultry as it tries to stem a H7N9 bird flu outbreak whose death toll rose to seven today, with a further 17 people infected in three eastern provinces and Shanghai.
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CSL Ltd., the world’s second- biggest maker of blood-derived therapies, is taking a hard look at its non-plasma businesses as incoming head Paul Perreault tries to assess their growth prospects.
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Roger Clemens, the ex-New York Yankees pitcher charged with lying to Congress, used human growth hormone and testosterone while playing for the team in 2000 and 2001, his former trainer said.
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Brian McNamee, the government’s chief witness on Roger Clemens’s alleged drug use, repeatedly changed his story to fit the one federal investigators were putting together, Rusty Hardin, a lawyer for the ex-New York Yankees pitcher, suggested to jurors.
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Brian McNamee, the government’s only eyewitness to Roger Clemens’s alleged steroid use, testified that some of the medical waste he preserved from an injection he gave the ex-pitcher was mixed with needles used on other baseball players.
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The wife of a former New York Yankees assistant coach who claims to have given Roger Clemens steroids and human growth hormone said her husband didn’t tell her about injecting Clemens until late 2007.
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Roger Clemens’s wife testified at her husband’s perjury trial that his former trainer Brian McNamee injected her with human growth hormone on an occasion when her husband wasn’t present.
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Roger Clemens, the pitcher who won more than 350 games and struck out more than 4,600 batters in a 24-year Major League Baseball career, was found not guilty of lying to Congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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A key government witness in the perjury case against ex-New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens put a beer can in a corpse’s hand while working as a New York City police officer in the 1990s, according to a court filing.
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The trainer for Roger Clemens who told Congress he injected the former New York Yankees pitcher with performance enhancing drugs said the treatments began when Clemens sought help administering a shot of anabolic steroids.
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