Sept 12 (Reuters) - An investigator has backed the World Anti-Doping Agency's handling of a case involving 23 Chinese swimmers who failed drug tests weeks before the Tokyo Games and said WADA had ...

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WADA shared details of the appeal deadline with The Associated Press on Tuesday showing that the World Anti-Doping Code — the global set of rules for international sports — gives the Montreal ...

Mr. Robertson said the agency, known as WADA, had made false and defamatory statements about how its top critic — the United States Anti-Doping Agency — handled a separate and complex doping case.

Previously undisclosed details, including text exchanges between WADA's director general and another agency executive about what might have been a helpful turn of events for Valieva during the ...

The final report, written by a Swiss prosecutor, Eric Cottier, who was handpicked by WADA, effectively absolved the global antidoping regulator of wrongdoing in its handling of the Chinese case ...

Key to WADA’s criticism was the claim that three US athletes were allowed to compete despite committing anti-doping ...

The WADA shared details of the appeal deadline with The Associated Press on Tuesday showing that the World Anti-Doping Code -- the global set of rules for international sports -- gives the ...

Lawyer Says Chinese Doping Case Handled 'Reasonably' but Calls WADA's Lack of Action 'Curious' An investigator gave the World Anti-Doping Agency a pass on its handling of the inflammatory case ...

An investigator gave the World Anti-Doping Agency a pass on its handling of the inflammatory case involving Chinese swimmers, but not without hammering away at the “curious” nature of WADA’s ...

An investigator gave the World Anti-Doping Agency a pass on its handling of the inflammatory case involving Chinese swimmers, but not without hammering away at the “curious” nature of WADA’s ...