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February 02, 2006
Gene Doping in Turin.: Sports scientists have long seen it coming, but now it seems that the next level of performance enhancement is already here. And it's almost undetectable. A court case in Germany may just be the tip of the iceberg.
Thanks for the article owlhouse...very relevant. For those interested in this topic, I will refer to the Bioethics and Sport blog operated by Andy Miah.
posted by smithers at 04:41 PM on February 02, 2006
where can you get gene doping?
posted by united-soccer at 05:55 PM on February 02, 2006
Hey were do you guys get this 411 from? because im intrested
posted by Raul at 06:16 PM on February 02, 2006
I've considered gene doping to enhance my Ping Pong game at work.
posted by sandmst at 06:36 PM on February 02, 2006
I wish the real test for Doping be given to the fans of Chicago for their loyalty to the hockey tem they pay to see them get richer owners as well as players Move your team in Australia if they want you but Wirtz GO away
posted by r-fairbanks at 08:18 AM on February 03, 2006
As a Blackhawk fan, I might agree with you if I knew what the hell you were trying to say. Or, on the flip side, should I feel insulted? Not sure. On point, what will this mean for the future of international sport? Obviously they will not have developed a test for it by Turin. Will they sample the athletes' blood and then store it for the time an accurate test is available? And then, consequently, strip athletes' of their medals and suspend/ban if the athlete is still active in competition? This could be very interesting.
posted by willthrill72 at 08:41 AM on February 03, 2006
I mentioned gene doping in a recent thread on SpoFi. But I didn't have a link to the scientific articles. The court case shows that it's now very much in the public arena.