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Olympics: Triathlon-Mens Olympic Distance

World Aug 01

From shark watches to stray boats to bacteria, Olympic triathlon dilemmas not new

By Pat Graham, Associated Press

World Jul 30

Olympics: Triathlon-Mens Olympic Distance
Concerns over water quality in the Seine delays men’s Olympic triathlon

Officials on Tuesday say they hope the swimming portion of the race will be able to go forward in the long-polluted waterway Wednesday or in the coming days following an expensive cleanup effort.

By Pat Graham, Kate Brumback, Associated Press

World Jul 29

Triathlon
Triathlon cancels Olympic swim training for the second day over Seine water quality concerns

The sport's governing body, its medical team and city officials, are banking on sunny weather and higher temperatures to bring the levels of E. coli bacteria below the necessary limits to stage the swim portion of the race.

By Pat Graham, Kate Brumback, Associated Press

Nation Oct 09

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Paralyzed by polio, this triathlete still crosses the finish line

When Minda Dentler was a baby she contracted polio, which paralyzed her legs. Adopted by an American family, she grew up watching other kids run and jump. It wasn't until business school that she finally felt the wind through her…

Science Sep 19

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New High-tech Prostheses Being Developed for Amputees

As the number of veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with missing limbs rises, researchers are working on developing better high-tech prostheses for amputees.

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