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ReviewA Conceptual Framework for Achieving Performance Enhancing Drug Compliance in Sport

Robert John Donovan2002

Review2002

A Conceptual Framework for Achieving Performance Enhancing Drug Compliance in Sport

Robert John Donovan · Garry J. Egger · V Kapernick · John A Mendoza

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Doping in Sports Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Sport Psychology and Performance

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Year2002

Typereview

Published2002-01-01

VenueSports Medicine

ISSN-L0112-1642

Languageen

Citations232

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ShelfDoping in Sports

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