ASADA’s Level 1 anti-doping course has won Gold at the Learning Technology Awards in London.
Anti-doping blog
Athlete Advisory: Higenamine and DMBA
The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority has become aware of a number of supplements which list prohibited substances in their ingredient lists, or are advertised as containing substances which are prohibited in sport.
Blog: Students explore integrity in sport
Sport has many health and lifestyle benefits for young people. It teaches children social skills, as well as the values of honesty, teamwork, fair play, respect for themselves and others, and adherence to rules.
Blog: 2017 Prohibited List Released
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the 2017 Prohibited List (the Prohibited List), which will come into effect on 1 January 2017.
Blog: 1 in 5 supplements tainted with banned substances
Athletes can spend their entire lives working towards a career goal – whether it is the Olympics, a National Championship or a Grand Final.
Blog: Aiming for Rio
The life of an athlete is not an easy one, especially if your aim is to represent your country at the Olympics.
Blog: Doping in sport – Breaking the veil of secrecy
Doping programs succeed through secrecy. Breaking the veil of secrecy requires a special person with courage and conviction.
Blog: Global DRO - Australia’s new online medications search tool for sports
Searching for a medication or substance through the ASADA website has changed … for the better.
Athlete Advisory: IV infusions and injections
Receiving intravenous (IV) infusions and injections outside of clinical settings is risky with possible consequences to your health and sporting career.




