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Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of Powerlifting Australia to impose an additional four-year ban on athlete Jessica Gray

Senator the Hon Richard Colbeck statement

Landmark reforms to Australian sport’s anti-doping rules will keep the nation at the forefront of efforts to keep competition clean

Clinical trials on the Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARM) Andarine (S4) have been discontinued and it is not approved for human use

We acknowledge the decision of Mountain Bike Australia and Cycling Australia to impose a 4-year ban on athlete Ondrej Slezak for the presence, use, use or attempted use (3 separate violations); attempted use (2 separate violations) and possession (5 separate violations) of prohibited substances

Potential doping products often become available to athletes via internet sites with little evidence available as to their action within humans

Blocked nose? Feeling lousy? Thinking of taking a cold and flu tablet? Be careful

There appears to be an increasing number of athletes linked to the use of the Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARM) Ligandrol (LGD-4033)

GW1516, also known as GW501516, Cardarine and Endurobol, was originally developed in the 1990s as a treatment for diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease. It was discontinued in 2007 after it was linked to the rapid development of cancer during trials on mice

Steroids can have a serious impact on a man’s ability to have a family, according to Dr Susan White, the Chair of the Australian Sports Drug Medical Advisory Committee (ASDMAC)