Many sports' reputations are being tarnished by doping scandals. The International Olympic Committee and The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) should be responsible for tackling drug cheats—but are they at the heart of the problem? | The Economist

Anti-doping rules are changing in 2026. From 1 January 2026, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List will be updated. What athletes need to know: ✅ Some new substances have been added, including ones found in supplements ✅ Clearer rules around blood manipulation methods ✅ New examples of stimulants banned in-competition ✅ Updated guidance on certain medications, including glucocorticoids ✅ Expanded rules around gene and cell doping Knowing the rules helps you avoid mistakes and prote

59 reactions · 16 comments | Meet Chaos – the little things in life that might throw you off when it comes to upholding anti-doping rules. This month, Dr. Chaos is reminding athletes to check GlobalDRO.com before using any prescription medications. And as always, remember to inform your physicians that you’re subject to anti-doping rules! | U.S. Anti-Doping Agency | Facebook