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A national anti-doping education programme reduces doping susceptibility in British athletes [PDF]
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2023 The World Anti-Doping Agency's International Standard for Education instructs that national and international sport organisations evaluate their education programmes.
Philip Hurst +2 more
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Legitimacy driven change at the World Anti-Doping Agency [PDF]
International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics, 2019 The effectiveness of the World Anti-Doping Agency as an international non-governmental organisation with a mission to regulate anti-doping policy has been challenged before by doping scandals in sport.
Daniel Read +2 more
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From Anti-doping-I to Anti-doping-II: Toward a paradigm shift for doping prevention in sport
International Journal of Drug Policy, 2023 International audienceDoping remains an intractable issue in sport and occurs in a complex and dynamic environment comprising interactions between individual, situational, and environmental factors.
Scott Mclean +2 more
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Anti-doping in China: an analysis of the policy implementation processes through stakeholders’ perspectives [PDF]
Sport Management Review, 2022 Despite the vast research on anti-doping policy, little is known about anti-doping in China and how it responds to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Yet this is an important area for understanding anti-doping at the international level.
Kun Yang, Paul Dimeo, Mathieu Winand
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PM&R, 2016
AbstractHistorical reports of doping in sports date as far back as the ancient Greek Olympic Games. The anti‐doping community considers doping in sports to be cheating and a violation of the spirit of sport. During the past century, there has been an increasing awareness of the extent of doping in sports and the health risks of doping. In response, the
Stuart E, Willick +2 more
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AbstractHistorical reports of doping in sports date as far back as the ancient Greek Olympic Games. The anti‐doping community considers doping in sports to be cheating and a violation of the spirit of sport. During the past century, there has been an increasing awareness of the extent of doping in sports and the health risks of doping. In response, the
Stuart E, Willick +2 more
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The Worldwide Fight Against Doping: From the Beginning to the World Anti-Doping Agency
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2010 This article describes the worldwide endeavor to combat doping in sports. It describes the historical reasons the movement began and outlines the current status of this effort by international sports groups, governments, and the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Primus-E Mullis
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2017
The fight against doping in sport as we know it today commenced by the creation of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Medical Commission in 1961 following the death of a Danish cyclist during the Rome Olympic Games the year before. After a slow start, the fight got under way as from the early 1970s under the leadership of the IOC and of the ...
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The fight against doping in sport as we know it today commenced by the creation of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Medical Commission in 1961 following the death of a Danish cyclist during the Rome Olympic Games the year before. After a slow start, the fight got under way as from the early 1970s under the leadership of the IOC and of the ...
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2017
Abstract Doping in sport, with its connotations of unethical behaviour and harm to health, has existed since antiquity. In contemporary times, an acceleration of doping practices resulted in the eventual development of a robust legal and scientific framework now entrenched in the World Anti-Doping Code.
Alan Vernec, David Gerrard
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Abstract Doping in sport, with its connotations of unethical behaviour and harm to health, has existed since antiquity. In contemporary times, an acceleration of doping practices resulted in the eventual development of a robust legal and scientific framework now entrenched in the World Anti-Doping Code.
Alan Vernec, David Gerrard
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Tossicologia analitica Anti-doping
2004Trattazione riepilogativa delle strategie analitiche sviluppatesi in ambito tosssicologico-forense al fine di iidentificare l'uso dii sostanze e/o pratiche dopanti; tali strategie prevedono la suddivisione delle sostanze/pratiche vietate in classi che richiedano analogo trattamento dei campioni ed analoga metodica analitica (cromatografia accoppiata a ...
TEDESCHI L. +7 more
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Anti-Doping Analysis And The Olympics
Bioanalysis, 2012Patrick, Schamasch, Olivier, Rabin
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