Doping agency
IPC Confirms Three-year Ban On Portuguese Athlete Simone Fragoso For Anti-doping Rule Violation
The Portuguese athlete returned an adverse analytical finding (AAF) for metabolites of a prohibited substance in a urine sample provided out-of-competition on August 31, 2024, as part of the IPC’s pre-Games testing programme at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, the IPC informed in a release on Friday.
The substance was stanozolol, the anabolic steroid for which Jamaican-born Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson had tested positive in the most famous doping cases in athletics at the Seoul Olympics in 1988. Stanozolol is included on the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) 2024 Prohibited List under the class S.1.1 (Anabolic Androgenic Steroids).
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National Dope Testing Laboratory Gets WADA Nod To Manage Athlete Biological Passport
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IPC Bans Iraqi Powerlifter Thaer Al Ali For Anti-doping Rule Violation
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CAS Confirm Paul Pogba's 4-year Ban Reduction To 18-months
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Sports Minister Dr. Mandaviya Chairs A Two-day High-level Meet To Bolster Anti-doping Efforts
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WADA Calls For Reforms In US Anti-doping System, USADA Reacts
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Tennis: Jannik Sinner Avoids Ban As Independent Panel Finds No Fault Or Negligence In Positive Dope Tests
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Paris Olympics: Expert Calls For Further Testing Over U.S. Swimmers' Facial Discoloration Concerns
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Paris Olympics: U.S. Sprinter Knighton Dodges Media Following Men's 200m Final Amid Doping Controversy
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