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As govt bids to criminalise doping, scrapped 2018 provisions back in focus - The Shillong Times
As govt bids to criminalise doping, scrapped 2018 provisions back in focus - The Shillong Times

New Delhi, April 18: Amid Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya’s push to criminalise doping, provisions advocating jail and hefty fines for suppliers of banned substances from the draft anti-doping bill of 2018 are back in focus along with the debate and pushback it triggered from bodies like the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). Criminalisation of doping was […]

Source: The Shillong Times

Marketa Vondrousova's Anti-Doping Case Gets Unexpected Hope From Olympic Gold Medalist's Precedent
Marketa Vondrousova's Anti-Doping Case Gets Unexpected Hope From Olympic Gold Medalist's Precedent

Jade Jones escaped a doping ban via a no-fault ruling on cognitive impairment, a precedent that could be crucial for Marketa Vondrousova.

Source: EssentiallySports

Iga Swiatek admits her confidence won't return out of the blue after Stuttgart exit

... Marketa Vondrousova blames 'mental stress' and 'fear' for anti-doping violation. -305 minute ago. TOP TODAY ...

Source: TennisWorldUSA.org

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The case is being examined, and she could face up to a four-year ban if the charge is upheld.

Source: MSN

'I reached breaking point': Markéta Vondroušová risks four-year ban for doping test no-show
'I reached breaking point': Markéta Vondroušová risks four-year ban for doping test no-show

Former Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová has been charged by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) for failing to attend a doping test after an "acute stress reaction". According to the ITIA conditions, a player is deemed to be non-compliant if they "evade simple collection or refuse or fail to submit to sample collection without compelling justification after notification by a duly authorised person."Listen to The First Serve Live every Monday at 8pm AEDT in its 18th year on the

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To extend PCR-based gene doping detection to more targets
To extend PCR-based gene doping detection to more targets

Code: 21E04AB This year WADA published the first version of Guidelines for Gene Doping Detection. The Guidelines apply to testing for doping genes using polymerase chain reaction (PCR). A PCR-based test developed in our laboratory and approved by WADA to be included in doping control has high sensitivity and is easy to use. Yet, as technologies for genetic measurements continue to develop, anti-doping scientists are employing them to develop alternative methods for gene doping testing.

Source: Agence mondiale antidopage

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