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Former WADA President Craig Reedie Passes Away at 84
New Delhi, 07 April (H.S.): Craig Reedie, former president of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), has died at the age of 84. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed his passing on Monday, though the cause of death was not disclosed
Source: Hindusthan Samachar English
Teen boys turning to illegal steroids, livestock drugs for body transformations - SILive.com
... steroid Clostebol, a substance listed in the World Anti-Doping Association's banned substances, in Rome, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024. (AP Photo ...
Source: SILive.com
ITA webinar in April to Supplements
The fourth 2026 webinar of the International Testing Agency ITA in 2026 on 30 April, 14-15 CET focuses on Ask the Expert: Supplements, featuring ...
Source: IBSF
Craig Reedie, who led WADA during Russian doping scandal, dies
Craig Reedie, the former WADA president whose position on the Russian doping scandal a decade ago brought him into conflict with the IOC where he was a vice president, has died at age 84.
Source: ESPN.com
Doping: World record weightlifter Lin banned for eight years
Taiwan's Lin Tzu-chi, a former weightlifting world record holder, has been banned for eight years for a doping offense by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), the tribunal said in a statement on Thursday. Lin, who broke two world records in the women's 63 kg category at the 2014 Asian Games in South Korea, was initially banned for two years by Taiwan's Olympic Committee after a positive test for steroids in June 2016, CAS said.
Source: AOL.com
File: SNTV looks back at former WADA president Reedie and the Russian doping scandal
FILE: SNTV looks back at former WADA president Reedie and the Russian doping scandal
Source: MSN
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