Callum Skinner publishes medical records to prove his 'asthma is real'

British track sprinter Callum Skinner obtains and publishes all of his National Health Service records relating to his asthma in the wake of his hacked TUEs being published

Callum Skinner

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British track sprinter Callum Skinner has made the move of publishing his National Health Service medical records in order to prove that he has been a long-term sufferer of asthma and that he has 'nothing to hide'.

Skinner put copies of his medical records online on Monday evening in the wake of having his therapeutic use exemption (TUE) certificates published by hacking group Fancy Bears last week. Skinner wrote an accompanying column for the Scotsman to explain his medical records.

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