For the past several decades, the fight against doping in sport has focused almost exclusively on testing to discover a prohibited or banned substance in a biological sample of an athlete. While this method has resulted in some sporadic success, the continuous development of more effective methods of doping such as blood doping and Performance Enhancing Drugs (“PED”) as well as the increasing demands made on anti-doping protocols have brought to light certain limitations in this approach.

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