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Doping controls in gyms - ineffective, costly and more common than you think |
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The Conversation Media Group Ltd |
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Anti-doping is not just something that exists in elite sports; it’s increasingly being applied to recreational gym users. While most countries focus on prevention and education, a handful have taken the drastic step of introducing doping controls in commercial gyms. In 2003, Belgium became the first country to introduce such measures. Sweden, Denmark and Norway soon followed their lead. |
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The Conversation, v.Health + Medicine |
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Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International |
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