World Anti-Doping Agency releases 2023 Prohibited List

As you know the World Anti-Doping Agency publishes its Prohibited list annually in October, to come into effect on the 1st January the following year. 

As such the 2023 Prohibited List has now been published and can be found here.

Strict liability means that all athletes are solely responsible for any banned substance they use, attempt to use, or that is found in their system, regardless of how it got there and whether or not they had an intention to cheat.

Athletes should advise all medical personnel of their obligation to abide by the anti-doping rules and that any medical treatment received must not violate these rules.

Use http://www.globaldro.com/UK/search to check the anti-doping status of your medications bought or prescribed in the UK.

Resources and further information can be found through UKAD’s Clean Sport Hub. The hub provides oppportunities to develop your understanding around anti-doping practices whilst also contributing to your professional development through completing training courses and education programmes.  The Clean Sport Hub is UKAD’s online platform for clean sport education. All eLearning is free and tailored for different roles within sport, including Athlete Support Personnel and Coaches.

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