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    Performance Enhancement & Health Vol. 3, Issue 3–4, 2014

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    peh-dsDoping academic publications: Enhancing the health of Performance Enhancement and Health
    Editoria, Pages 121-122

    A defence of the welfarist account of enhancement
    Original Research Article, Pages 123-129
    Hazem Zohny

    Use of medicines and dietary supplements among Bridge players in two world-class tournaments
    Original Research Article, Pages 130-134
    Bruno Federico, Paolo Walter Gabriele, Giovanni Capelli

    The supply of steroids and other performance and image enhancing drugs (PIEDs) in one English city: Fakes, counterfeits, supplier trust, common beliefs and access
    Original Research Article, Pages 135-144
    Ross Coomber, Adele Pavlidis, Gisella Hanley Santos, Michael Wilde, Wiebke Schmidt, Clare Redshaw

    Why athletes say no to doping: A qualitative exploration of the reasons underpinning athletes’ decision not to dope
    Original Research Article, Pages 145-152
    Áine MacNamara, Dave Collins

    French speaking athletes’ experience and perception regarding the whereabouts reporting system and therapeutic use exemptions
    Original Research Article, Pages 153-158
    Fanny Bourdon, Lucie Schoch, Barbara Broers, Bengt Kayser

    The complexities of anti-doping violations: A case study of sanctioned cases in all performance levels of USA cycling
    Original Research Article, Pages 159-166
    April D. Henning, Paul Dimeo

    Doping use and deviance in Swiss national and international elite cycling
    Original Research Article, Pages 167-174
    Vanessa Lentillon-Kaestner

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