Why was Bryan Fogel doping?
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| (2) As troublesome as traditional, drug-based doping has long been, the emergence of gene doping is seen by some to represent an ominous new opportunity in cheating technology. | |
| Finally, we argue that the involvement of the medical profession in doping and anti-doping challenges the principles of non-maleficience and of privacy protection. | |
| The paper emphasizes the idea that in order to avoid present-minded moralizing research on doping history we should consider doping as a socially constructed phenomenon. | |
| Taken together these findings paint a worrying picture of the state of coaches’ knowledge of doping and their commitment to anti-doping education and awareness. | |
21 Citations | The increased global effort to address doping is welcome. |
40 Citations | The results may provide a contribution for further research on doping as well as for policymakers in the fight against doping in sport (both medical and financial). |
21 Citations | The findings indicate that the ban from sport deters doping. |
18 Citations | Doping knowledge was poor and biased, and its relationship with drug use deserves consideration. |
62 Citations | While evidence suggests that the incident did prove something of a catalyst for firming up anti-doping policy, it will be shown here that the oft-repeated claim that Jensen's death was doping-related is in fact unfounded. |
40 Citations | Due to numerous structural similarities between the policy of anti-doping and UEFA’s intended policy to fight financial doping, in particular the latter may learn from former experiences. |
25 Citations | Incorporating a novel mode of knowledge production within the doping literature, the stories presented here demonstrate elite athletes' candid accounts of being impacted by others’ doping behaviours in sport. |
| The coaches’ role frame supported an anti-doping stance, but, it also presented a risk and was insufficient to ensure action. | |
24 Citations | These hypothetical, theoretical and methodological considerations offer a more nuanced understanding of doping behaviours, making an effective contribution to anti-doping education and research by enabling researchers and policy personnel to become more critically reflective about their explicit and implicit assumptions regarding models of explanations for doping behaviour. |
| Because a firm theoretical or empirical understanding of doping does not exist, this article proposes a conceptual, comprehensive, and innovative systemic model of doping behavior. |