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Anti-doping FAQs for competitors and event organisers
Latest achievements in the FAI Anti-Doping Plan
Taking medication? Have you checked it is not prohibited?
Medications can contain doping substances. How to avoid being tested positive? Anti-Doping: Agreement with SportAccord signedI FAI Anti-Doping Plan on progress
Here is an update on our progress towards the creation of an updated and appropriate FAI Anti-Doping Plan. What’s new in the FAI Anti-Doping Plan?
Here is an update on our progress towards the creation of an updated and appropriate FAI Anti-Doping Plan. The last few weeks have been dedicated to collecting information. We are now ready to start developing our risk profile and our FAI Anti-Doping Plan. Does Anti-Doping affect me? Yes it does!
TUE (therapeutic use exemption)
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To complete the anti-doping information already available on the FAI website, the FAI has created two 
Our refreshed Anti-Doping Plan is progressing well. We have accomplished the majority of the objectives and tasks. We are now finalizing the plan.
n the frame of the FAI anti-doping plan and following the information given at the FAI General Conference in Turkey, the agreement with SportAccord for providing services and support the FAI in its Anti-Doping Plan has been signed by Jean-Marc Badan, FAI Secretary General and Vincent Gaillard, SportAccord Director General on Friday, December 7th, 2013.
As a signatory of the World Anti-Doping Code, the FAI is committed to a programme of anti-doping that concerns all of our international level athletes. In that context, we would like to draw your attention to an important matter : Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUE).
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Anti-doping FAQs for competitors and event organisers
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Latest achievements in the FAI Anti-Doping Plan
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Taking medication? Have you checked it is not prohibited?
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Anti-Doping: Agreement with SportAccord signed
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FAI Anti-Doping Plan on progress
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What’s new in the FAI Anti-Doping Plan?
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Does Anti-Doping affect me? Yes it does!
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TUE (therapeutic use exemption)
