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CHINADA criticizes USADA and The New York Times for âfalse claimsâ regarding a contamination case involving Chinese swimmers, defending the integrity of its investigations and calling for targeted testing of American swimmers.
CHINADA criticizes USADA for alleged double standards in Erriyon Knightonâs doping case, questioning the transparency and consistency of the U.S. anti-doping practices.
CHINADA voices concerns over USADAâs handling of sprinter Erriyon Knightonâs positive steroid test, highlighting alleged double standards and questioning the integrity of anti-doping efforts.
Chinaâs Anti-Doping Agency (CHINADA) reaffirms support for the global anti-doping system amidst concerns over US challenges to WADAâs authority, following IOC discussions on the 2034 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
World Aquatics has been cleared of wrongdoing in the TMZ doping case involving 23 Chinese swimmers, following an anti-doping review that found no irregularities in their decision not to appeal.
CHINADA strongly opposes USADAâs recent statements alleging misconduct in Chinaâs anti-doping efforts, defending the integrity of global sports.
CHINADA pledges full cooperation with WADAâs upcoming audit to ensure transparency and compliance in its anti-doping efforts.