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Dirty Dopers, cheating or competing?

By Cassandra Terry, Jessica Sells, Elizabeth Sawyer & Claire Sarell from University College London

To coincide with the 2016 Olympics still being fresh in many children’s memories, we designed an activity called ‘Dirty Dopers, cheating or competing?’ which focused on the biochemistry behind performance enhancing drugs in sport.

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