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    Performance Enhancement & Health, Vol. 8, 2020, Issue 2–3

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    Articles

    Bodies of knowledge: Women, ethnopharmacology, and online space
    Ellen Sverkersson, April Henning

    Open Access
    Fifty shades of grey? On the concept of grey zones in elite cycling
    Bertrand Fincoeur, April Henning, Fabien Ohl

    An examination of anti-doping education initiatives from an educational perspective: Insights and recommendations for improved educational design
    Julian (Jules) R. Woolf

    A proposal for theoretical and empirical extension of the sociology of anti-doping
    Patrick Trabal, Ekain Zubizarreta

    “Oh take some man-up pills”: A life-history study of muscles, masculinity, and the threat of injury
    Ieuan Cranswick, David Richardson, Martin Littlewood, David Tod

    Balancing mission creep, means, effectiveness and legitimacy at the World Anti-Doping Agency
    Daniel Read, James Skinner, Daniel Lock, Barrie Houlihan

    Looking ‘acceptably’ feminine: A single case study of a female bodybuilder’s use of steroids
    Justin Kotzé, Andrew Richardson, Georgios A. Antonopoulos

    Prevalence for evidence-based doping regulation—A lawyer’s perspective
    Marjolaine Viret

    The effects of psychological skills and mindfulness on well-being of student-athletes: A path analysis
    Brian J. Foster, Graig M. Chow

    Compartmentalised disciplines: Why low energy availability research calls for transdisciplinary approaches
    K.L. Schofield, H. Thorpe, S.T. Sims

    Psychophysiological stress and performance in Jamaican junior track and field athletes
    Eon Campbell, Melanie Poudevigne, Rachael Irving, Lowell Dilworth, Wendel Abel, Janel Bailey

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