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Clinical Chemistry 43: 1261, 1997;
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(Clinical Chemistry. 1997;43:1261.)
© 1997 American Association for Clinical Chemistry, Inc.

Doping in Sport Symposium

Doping in Sport and Society: Misuse, Analytical Tests and Legal Aspects Proceedings of a scientific colloquium held on July 11, 1996, as part of the XVI International Congress of Clinical Chemistry, July 7–12, 1996, Wembley, London, UK


Organizing Committee: David A. Cowan & Andrew T. Kicman Drug Control Centre, King's College London, UK

Editorial Advisor: Larry D. Bowers

The XVI International Congress of Clinical Chemistry was held in London, the week before the opening of the Olympic Games in Atlanta. The control of doping in sport is a global issue and hence it was particularly germane to link such work with this important congress. Currently, 25 International Olympic Committee-accredited laboratories are dedicated to drug analysis. This facet of pharmaceutical toxicology demands that such laboratories must be at the forefront of technological advances to maintain their "gold standard" approach and that the analysis be relevant to the drugs currently being administered. Also, documenting the social and medical consequences of the misuse of performance-enhancing compounds is important if sport is to rid itself of the specter of doping. The papers presented herein by eminent speakers reflect important aspects of this interesting area.





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