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Doping bans for cocaine and cannabis will be heavily cut down
Athletes caught using drugs like cocaine and cannabis will face much shorter doping bans under new rules.
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'Athletes should not be required to publicly defend their legitimate use of a TUE' says WADA
World Anti-Doping Agency issues an information document to try and stop 'tremendous amount of misinformation' regarding therapeutic use exemption certificates
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Five changes to the World Anti-Doping Code you may not know about
Along with an increase in ban from two to four years, the World Anti-Doping Agency has introduced or amended several measures to prevent doping
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Sky and UCI under scrutiny for Chris Froome's steroid TUE
Calls made to tighten up the Union Cycliste Internationale's procedure for administering Therapeutic Use Exemption certificates
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UCI 'considering improvements' in TUE certificate system in wake of Select Committee doping report
Union Cycliste Internationale issues response to the UK parliament’s Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee 'Combatting Doping in Sport' report
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TUEs don’t help you win an Olympic medal, according to anti-doping study
Using a banned substance through TUEs will not make you more likely to win an Olympic medal, according to a new anti-doping study.
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Fancy Bear hackers target anti-doping agencies ahead of Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The infamous Fancy Bear hackers have carried out multiple cyberattacks against anti-doping agencies ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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'10% of athletes could be doping', says WADA boss
World Anti-Doping Agency director general David Howman says one in 10 sportspeople may be doping, but says cycling is cleaning up its act
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WADA president says TUE system 'works perfectly' (video)
World Anti-Doping Agency president Craig Reedie states that the therapeutic use exemption certificate system is working, despite controversy surrounding hacked medical data
