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UK Anti-Doping condemns hack of British athletes' data
The head of UKAD clarified the situation and explained the steps the organisation has taken since WADA's system was hacked
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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
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Four-year doping ban comes into force
World Anti-Doping Agency's revised ban for doping in sport came into force from January 1
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New ‘ground-breaking’ test to catch blood dopers could be ready for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
A new “ground-breaking” doping test that can catch blood dopers weeks or months after a transfusion could be used at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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Chris Froome: WADA and UCI need to urgently address TUE system
Three-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome published a statement on twitter as the storm around TUEs continues
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Steve Cummings explains his TUE for asthma medication
British rider Steve Cummings give statement regarding the therapeutic use exemption (TUE) certificate published by Russian hackers last week
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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
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UCI and WADA obtain samples from Operation Puerto blood bags
World Anti-Doping Agency and UCI are storing samples from Operation Puerto in an accredited laboratory 'outside Spain'
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Head of WADA says anti-doping campaigners 'refuse to accept reality' of Chris Froome salbutamol case
The president of WADA has responded to criticism after cycling anti-doping campaigners called for him to resign.
