The Washington Anti-Doping Summit Declaration
WADA must be reformed to make it stronger and more accountable to clean athletes in order for governments, the public, and athletes to continue to support and believe in it.
WADA must be reformed to make it stronger and more accountable to clean athletes in order for governments, the public, and athletes to continue to support and believe in it.
The leaders of 18 National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs) came together for an emergency Summit, hosted by the French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) in Paris to discuss the concerning state of the global anti-doping system and the urgent need to restore public and athlete faith in the global regulator (WADA).
Travis T. Tygart Statement on the BBC Interview with WADA Athlete Chair Beckie Scott.
The Symposium explored how traditional direct doping detection compares to efforts to discover, verify, validate and adopt sensitive and specific indirect biomarkers to facilitate effective target testing and detection.
USADA has proudly awarded the 3rd Annual Larry D. Bowers Award for Excellence in Anti-Doping Science to Dr. Matthias Kamber.
Anti-doping leaders urge WADA to postpone its Executive Committee decision until Russia has publicly met the outstanding conditions of WADA’s Roadmap.
Dr. Jennifer Royer, an award-winning educator and former college administrator, has been named TrueSport and Athlete Education Director for USADA.
TrueSport is excited to announce the release of a new resource to help parents and athletes make healthy choices when it comes to nutrition and dietary supplements.
Nearly 900 elite athletes from USADA’s Registered Testing Pool contributed to the largest study to date on the attitudes and perceptions of athletes on doping and anti-doping efforts.