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How Fiefdoms and ‘Do or Die’ Imperil the Success of India’s Sportspeople

The Inevitability of Doping at the Olympics

Higher, faster, stronger. Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters

India’s National Dope Testing Laboratory to Appeal Against Suspension in Three Weeks

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The Curious Case of Terbutaline, the Drug Behind Cricketer Prithvi Shaw’s Ban

Lance Armstrong during the 2009 Tour of California. Credit: puliarfanita/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Scientists Doubt Abilities of ‘Wonderdrug’ That Lance Armstrong Gave Himself for His Wins

Olympic medals from the 2012 games on display at the British Museum, London. Credit: pahudson/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

With Athletics in Tatters, India Could Face Interpol Inquiry for its Doping Habit