Athlete Responsibilities and Failures to Comply with Sample Collection
What athletes need to know about their responsibilities during sample collection and what may be considered a failure to comply.
What athletes need to know about their responsibilities during sample collection and what may be considered a failure to comply.
For athletes subject to anti-doping rules, it’s important to know that peptide hormones and releasing factors are prohibited at all times.
USADA will begin implementing new sample collection equipment as part of its continued commitment to innovation and providing athletes with the best possible anti-doping solutions.
To help athletes exercise their anti-doping rights, USADA has identified three questions that athletes should ask during every test.
Here are several things parents should do to make sure their young athlete is compliant with the rules while also taking necessary medications.
The anti-doping status of glucocorticoids depends on several factors, including the route of administration (how you take it).
Here’s what drug-tested athletes need to know about the anti-doping status of various iron deficiency treatments (permitted or prohibited.)
Modifications to the testing process may be necessary to protect the integrity of the sample and ensure the wellbeing of the athlete.
Companies have made attempts to financially benefit from COVID-19 by selling unproven “treatments” and cures. It is very important to avoid these scams.