The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has added to the surveillance program the substance hypoxene, which, presumably, was found in the doping sample of the Olympic figure skating champion Kamila Valieva according to a document posted on the WADA website.
It should be noted that hypoxene (sodium polydihydroxyphenylene thiosulfonate) was added to assess the impact on the athlete’s body both in competition and out of competition.
During the Beijing Olympics, it was learned that a doping test of a 16-year-old figure skater who took the Russian Championships in December contained the banned drug trimetazidine. According to The New York Times, hypoxene and L-carnitine were also detected in Valieva’s body, but these two substances are not banned by the WADA.
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Source : MatchTV
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