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<\/a>\nFamiliarizing yourself with the current lists of banned performance-enhancing
\ndrugs is a recommended step to ensure that you compete cleanly.
\nThe following sources contain specific international and U.S. drug lists
\nas well as a confidential hotline for addressing specific questions.
\nWorking together, we can protect sport and help keep it clean.<\/p>\n
— Anti-Doping Research, Inc.<\/p>\n
Prohibited Substances Lists<\/p>\n
The International Olympic Committee Anti-Doping Rules World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List United States Anti-Doping Agency Drug Reference Online The National Center for Drug Free Sport developed the Dietary Supplement Dear Athlete, Familiarizing yourself with the current lists of banned performance-enhancing drugs is a recommended step to ensure that you compete cleanly. The following sources contain specific international and U.S. drug lists as well as a confidential hotline for addressing specific questions. Working together, we can protect sport and help keep it clean. — Anti-Doping … Continue reading Information on Banned Performance-enhancing Drugs<\/span>
\nThe anti-doping rules for the Summer Games of the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing 2008 were announced in May. For complete information, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nThe Prohibited List is an international standard identifying substances and methods prohibited in competition, out of competition, and in particular sports. To review the list,click here.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nDrug Reference Online (DRO) provides information on whether specific U.S. pharmaceutical products are allowed for athletes to use. For information, click here.<\/p>\n
\nResource Exchange Center (REC) as a confidential hotline and website for organizations to answer athletes\u2019 questions about banned substances and dietary supplements. For information on how your organization can access the information, click here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"