Sex, health, and athletes

Rebecca M. Jordan-Young · P.H. Sönksen · Katrina A. Karkazis

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Sports, Gender, and Society Sexual Differentiation and Disorders Doping in Sports

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Recent policy introduced by the International Olympic Committee to regulate hyperandrogenism in female athletes could lead to unnecessary treatment and may be unethical, argue Rebecca Jordan-Young, Peter Sönksen, and Katrina Karkazis

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