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As the field of regenerative medicine has advanced in recent years, athletes have increasingly turned to therapies that utilize biological substances, such as stem cells, to heal sports injuries faster.
Clenbuterol is a powerful drug sometimes used for performance-enhancement by athletes to increase lean muscle mass and reduce body fat.
When implemented properly, an independent anti-doping program protects the health and rights of athletes, while preserving the integrity of sport.
The use of dietary supplements comes with a wide-range of risks for both consumers and athletes. Here are three things to know about supplement use.
Boosting is used by athletes with spinal cord injury to counter dysautonomic disorders, which impact bodily functions like heart rate and blood pressure.
The prohibited association rule ensures anyone who has committed an ADRV cannot try and gain a position of power in an athlete support role.
Meldonium (mildronate) was added to the WADA Prohibited List effective Jan. 1, 2016. But, what is meldonium, & why was it included on the Prohibited List?
Learn more about SARMs from USADA’s science team and understand their placement on the WADA Prohibited List.
Health and medical professionals play a vital role in helping athletes and athlete support personnel make sound anti-doping decisions.
