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Entire Tour de France provided blood samples to anti-doping organisation on rest day
The International Testing Agency confirmed to Cycling Weekly that they undertook a mass testing program on the Tour de France's second and final rest day ...
The former chief of a controversial Port Stephens rehab centre has admitted to tampering with the records of three clients, ...
A tweak in European Union rules for reporting methane has allowed open-pit mine operators to undercount their emissions.
A "best-case scenario" could still see the cyclospora outbreak lasting into August, one expert said.
Several royal tombs at Pedralbes Monastery contained the wrong people, with 25 remains found in eight tombs and DNA testing ...
When couples decide to commit to each other, they may be doing so with different aims. Research on differences in ...
Did the Food and Drug Administration really walk back its recall of Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce? Can I eat romaine instead?
Proudly wearing his Alligator Blood cap, colourful owner Allan Endresz got his moment in front of stewards more than 2380 ...
Jonathan Vaughters said that doping controls in the middle of the night would have solved cycling's doping crisis in the ...
Waking an athlete at 2 a.m. for anti-doping testing isn't just inconvenient. It's ignoring the science of sleep and ...
Owner Allan Endresz got his moment in front of stewards in the fresh Alligator Blood inquiry but has flagged the potential ...
Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar's doping control tests have sparked fierce debate. An anti-doping expert tells BikeRadar ...
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