What does 'doping' mean in athletics and why do athletes take banned substances? Published. 3 August 2015. Share. close panel. Share page. Copy link. About sharing. Image source, PA. By Del Crookes.

Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk has been banned for doping and could face a ban for up to four years, but here's what it could mean ...

It also banned all Russian competitors with previous doping convictions from competing, although other athletes who have served their punishments - US sprinter Justin Gatlin, for example - will be ...

Doping techniques were also getting more sophisticated as doctors understood how long it would take for a substance to be clear of an athlete’s system, and could judge when to use the drugs ...

Last week, Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard sort of freaked out the cycling world with the revelation that back in 2019, he missed a doping test.

What exactly does "fairness" in sports mean? By David Baron, MD, Past President of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry and member of the GAP Committee on Psychopharmacology. Doping ...

KANSAS CITY — The 2018 Winter Olympic Games are a year away, but the battle over whether Russia and its state-sponsored doping machine should be allowed to compete began in earnest Thursday ...

With the 2024 Paris Olympic Games well under way, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) aims to ensure that athletes are “clean” – meaning free of all performance-enhancing drugs. The ...

What does this mean for tennis? Whichever way you cut it, this has not been a great look for tennis — the world’s best male player being under investigation for doping offences.

What does 'doping' mean in athletics and why do athletes take banned substances? Published. 3 August 2015. Share. close panel. Share page. Copy link. About sharing. Image source, PA. By Del Crookes.