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The Science of Doping: Asthma Drugs and Performance
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August 18, 2016
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1:39Now PlayingEarlier this year, British cyclist Simon Yates was caught up in a doping controversy related to terbutaline, a common asthma medication. Athletes can take the inhaled version if they get a doctor's note. But current testing methods can't differentiate between this and other banned versions.
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