Doping

Doping

What makes doping unethical in sports?

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Delve into the controversial history of doping in professional sports, from the early days when drug use was seen as a sign of scientific progress, to the growing awareness of the need to protect athletes' health and maintain fairness in competition.

Ep 1:

What Is the Origin of Doping?

Ep 2:

When Was Doping First Highlighted in Sporting Event?

Ep 3:

How Did France Shape Anti-doping Rules?

Ep 4:

Why Were Cyclists Unhappy With the Anti-doping Rules in France?

Ep 5:

How Do Steroids Impact the Performance of an Athlete?

Ep 6:

How Did the Use of Substances Become a Scientific Endeavor?

Ep 7:

How Did East Germany Boost Women Athletes through Doping?

Ep 8:

Why Did IOC Investigate Doping Use in Sports?

Ep 9:

How Did the IOC Establish an Anti-doping Agency?

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Discussions (12)

Leslie

Level 2 · 8 mo ago

Apparently the 1962 food poisoning was morphine.

Zachery

Level 7 · 8 mo ago

As a chemist, using strychnine is terrifying. That's a recipe for a funeral, not a gold medal.

Jermaine

Level 4 · 8 mo ago

Winning gold on rat poison and brandy is unironically based. 1904 was simply superior.

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