More than 250 representatives of governments and the sport movement are expected at Conference of Parties (COP5) in Paris the coming days, in order to discuss anti-doping challenges and propose solutions in line with the Convention to eliminate doping at a time of growing concern about the use of performance enhancing drugs by teenagers and young adults, including recreational athletes.
33 athletes has so far in 2015 been suspended for four years after violating anti-doping rules.
Soccer is in ninth spot in our top ten list of sports. In 2015 only two soccer players has been banned.
Nine athletes has received a public warning after testing positive for Furosemide.
The German Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) and Antidoping Norway (ADN) has been appointed as members of the European Soccer Federation (UEFA) Anti-Doping Panel.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has seen the media reports that followed the UK Parliament’s Select Committee’s Evidence Sessions regarding blood doping held on 8 September. The sessions were prompted by the early August ARD and Sunday Times reports regarding a leaked database that they had obtained, belonging to the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which contained more than 12,000 blood tests from around 5,000 athletes for the years 2001 to 2012.
In an international operation a total of 19 underground steroid labs has been shut down. 99 individuals has been arrested.
This article will list any athlete who tests positive during the IAAF World Championships in Beijing
The Spanish Agency for the Protection of Health in Sport (AEPSAD) promotes agreement where both coaches and athletes sign their engagement with clean sport.
According to the Anti-Doping Database athletics is the sport who has suspended most athletes for life.