The Olympic Games and Athletic Sex Assignment

Myron Genel · Joe Leigh Simpson · Albert de la Chapelle

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

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This Viewpoint discusses difficulties of using testosterone and other physiologic testing to confirm sex and event eligibility in phenotypically female athletes competing in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Brazil.

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2014Prevalence of Doping Use in Elite Sports: A Review of Numbers and Methods 1986The Use and Misuse of Sex Chromatin Screening for `Gender Identification' of Female Athletes 1992Medical examination for health of all athletes replacing the need for gender verification in international sports. The International Amateur Athletic Federation Plan 2011Genitals to Genes: The History and Biology of Gender Verification in the Olympics

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2017Hybrids, Hermaphrodites, and Sex Metamorphoses: Gendered Anxieties and Sex Testing in Elite Sport, 1937–1968

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