Former teen sensation Mary Cain blasts the Oregon Project and Nike for the way she was trained - oregonlive.com
Mary Cain Is Growing Up Fast - The New York Times
Opinion | I Was the Fastest Girl in America, Until I Joined Nike - The New York Times
Ex-Bronxville running star Cain blames broken bones on abusive Salazar
Mary Cain: Running Coach Alberto Salazar Said My Breasts Were Too Big
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Runner Mary Cain Says Nike Coach Forced Her to Lose Weight
Nike Oregon Project Fallout: More Athletes Come Forward After Mary Cain's Video | News 4 Now - YouTube
Runner Mary Cain Sues Nike and Former Coach for $20 Million, Alleging Sexist Treatment and Emotional Abuse - Fair360
Athletics world horrified by Mary Cain's revelations - AW
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Alberto Salazar: Mary Cain treated 'as a product, not a person' by Nike Oregon Project - BBC Sport
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Runner Mary Cain Says Nike Coach Forced Her to Lose Weight
Mary Cain: Former track prodigy sues Nike and her ex-coach Alberto Salazar for $20 million | CNN
Nike Investigating Runner Mary Cain's Allegations After NY Times Op-Ed – WWD
Bronxville's Mary Cain continues to find ways to lead in the running world - BVM Sports
Nike tries to smear Mary Cain as former Oregon Project athletes and coaches confirm her story – New York Daily News
Runner Mary Cain Said She Was "Emotionally and Physically Abused" As a Nike Athlete | Teen Vogue
Fastest girl in America Mary Cain accuses Nike of physically and emotionally abusing her in training | Daily Mail Online
Nike Sued By Former Oregon Project Runner, Mary Cain | SGB Media Online
If Nike really wants to empower women, start with athletes like Mary Cain | Arwa Mahdawi | The Guardian
Wunderläuferin Mary Cain: Wie das Nike Oregon Projekt ihre Karriere zerstörte | STERN.de
