BICYCLE RACING Doping agency eyes high-altitute tents Three of the top U.S. cyclists in this year's Tour de France use a special method to enhance their performance, and it is legal. They sleep in altitude tents or altitude rooms that simulate the low-oxygen conditions of high altitude. This prompts the body to make more oxygen-carrying red blood cells and can lead to improved endurance. The
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