Doping Scandal in the United States: US 1,500 m champion suspended three years
Doping Scandal in the United States: the American champion of 1,500 m suspended three years.
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Doping Scandal in the United States: the American champion of 1,500 m suspended three years. Koech, 29, was found guilty of using a prohibited substance due to an abnormal blood values compared to his biological passport, according to the same source. "This proves that the athlete's biological passport can both deter and detect doping cases," responded the Director General of the US Anti-Doping Agency, Travis T. Tygart.
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Doping Scandal in the United States: the American champion of 1,500 m suspended three years.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKoech, 29, was found guilty of using a prohibited substance due to an abnormal blood values compared to his biological passport, according to the same source.
reliability low1/2 sources"This proves that the athlete's biological passport can both deter and detect doping cases," responded the Director General of the US Anti-Doping Agency, Travis T. Tygart.
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