Survey on the Doping Scandals During the Olympic Games

Doping is the use of prohibited medications, including biologically active substances, to increase athletic performance. Specifically, doping violates the Olympic principle of fair play. In recent decades, doping scandals in professional sports are more commonly heard over victories. Thus, the use of illegal drugs and the mission to control them is a key challenge within the sector.

To highlight, one of the latest doping scandals surfaced at the Beijing Olympics. In detail, trimetazidine (a drug banned since 2015) was found in the blood of Russia’s 15-year-old participant — Kamila Valieva. Hence, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) rejected an appeal to reimpose Kamila’s provisional suspension following a positive drug test.

Accordingly, Real Research launched a survey on the doping scandals during the Olympic games. For instance, are people aware of doping? More so, did they hear about the recent scandal in Beijing involving an anti-doping test taken by Russia’s 15-year-old sensation Kamila Valieva? Also, what pushes athletes to try doping?

So, hurry and share your opinion on this survey on the Real Research online survey app from February 16, 2022. After that, you will receive 10 PLF as a reward.