Olympic track star Gail Devers is speaking out about her longtime battle with Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease. The 55-year-old, three-time Olympic Gold medalist suffered a slew of health ...

Three-times Olympic gold medallist Gail Devers predicts an end to the 28-year U.S. drought in the women's 100 metres, as American fans pin their hopes on Sha'Carri Richardson in Paris.

In 1988, Gail Devers was a senior at UCLA and had just broken the American record for the hurdles. Her finishing time on the track was impressive and she was one of the expected favorites to take ...

By George Ramsay, CNN Gail Devers’ first Olympic gold medal could hardly have come in more dramatic circumstances, dipping for the line in a blanket finish thought to be the closest ever 100m ...

Olympic track and field legend Gail Devers has been a patient advocate for those living with Graves’ disease and thyroid eye disease (TED) for years. Her initial bout with Graves’ disease hampered her ...

Local News 5-time Olympian track star Gail Devers talks battles with Graves' disease, thyroid eye disease Five-time Olympian opens up about her battle with Graves' disease and thyroid eye disease.

Gail Devers Q&A: It's 'Show-Out Time' for Sha’Carri Richardson, Team USA at Paris Olympics The track legend was the last American woman to win the 100 meters at an Olympic Games.

The last U.S. gold medalist for the women's 100-meter track and field event was Gail Devers in 1996.

Gail Devers already had the first of her three Olympic gold medals, but she’d never won at the USATF Indoor until blasting through 60 meters on 6.99 seconds at Madison Square Garden in 1993 ...

By George Ramsay, CNN Gail Devers’ first Olympic gold medal could hardly have come in more dramatic circumstances, dipping for the line in a blanket finish thought to be the closest ever 100m ...

About Gail Devers Gail Devers is a world-renowned track star and three-time Olympic gold medalist who has been living with Graves’ disease and symptoms of TED for more than 30 years.