Editorial
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College athletes in the perfect storm for online abuse: A call to action
Joanna Wall Tweedie, Lindsey E. Darvin, John T. Holden
Regular Articles
Open Access
From ‘bro, do you even lift?’ to ‘bro, do you even science?’: How the relationship between science and broscience can inform the development of allied image and performance enhancing drug harm reduction
Mair Underwood
Open Access
Novel wellbeing and repair peptide use in the UK: Netnographic findings
Luke A. Turnock, Evelyn Hearne
Open Access
Knowledge, attitudes and practices of gym users towards the use of dietary supplements–A systematic review
Sthefano Ventura Hernandez, Luhana Ahadia, Ali Ali Redha, Reza Zare, Asli Devrim-Lanpir, Alan A. Aragon
Open Access
Decoding unintentional doping: A complex systems analysis of supplement use in sport
Scott McLean, Matthew Morrison, Mitchell Naughton, Paul M Salmon
Wearables, wayfinding, and data visualisations for distance running
John Toner, Jacquelyn Allen-Collinson, Patricia C. Jackman, Luke Jones, Joe Addrison
Longitudinal relationships between emotional processes and perceived performances among athletes: The moderating effect of emotional intelligence
Guillaume Levillain, Guillaume Martinent, Yohan Saby, Michel Nicolas
Editor’s Choice
Open Access
Beyond the game: Well-being amid life disruptions among elite athletes
Maria Luisa M. Guinto, Denise F. Ang
Commentary and Responses
Open Access
Epistemic racism in anti-doping research: A call for critical awareness
Jonathan Ruwuya, Byron Omwando Juma, Rekha Janarthanan, Jules Woolf
Open Access
Epistemic racism—An epistemic catastrophe
Ask Vest Christiansen, Verner Møller
Open Access
Context is everything: A realist response to the commentary on epistemic racism in anti-doping research by Ruwuya et al. 2024
Andrea Petróczi, Dennis Dreiskämper, Vassilis Barkoukis, Dmitri Bondarev, Sebastian Brueckner, Alessandra De Maria, Anne-Marie Elbe, Andrew Heyes, Lambros Lazuras, Annalena Veltmaat, Arnaldo Zelli
Open Access
Overcoming implicit bias
Bengt Kayser
Western bias in anti-doping studies: a call for broader methodologies and representation
Lovely Dasgupta
Open Access
Reflections on method, racism, and context and anti-doping research: A commentary response
Jules Woolf, Jonathan Ruwuya, Byron Omwando Juma, Rekha Janarthanan
