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Topic: wada

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Thursday, 7/2, 11:52 AM

The Enhanced Games, a doping-allowed sports event, presses ahead amid outcry

  • The Enhanced Games — a new competition that, unlike the Olympics, lets athletes use performance-enhancing drugs — held its first event in Las Vegas in May and plans to keep going.
  • It produced one headline-grabbing (but unofficial) swim, deep-pocketed backers, and fierce condemnation from anti-doping bodies who call it dangerous.

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