Clean Game has a contract with 6 International federations and 2 NADO's to use ADAMS (The Anti-Doping Administration and Management System) to help them by entering DCFs and TUEs, as well as monitor whereabouts throughout the year.
Clean Game conducts the TUE process according to the WADA International Standards for Therapeutic Use Exemptions by experienced doctors who are members of the international panel of experts, a specialist in sports medicine, and clinical pharmacology.
Clean Game is helping in preparing all the documents as per Article 5 of the International Standard for Results Management, and providing necessary logistics for or in certain cases (e.g., Atypical Finding, Athlete Biological Passport, Whereabouts failure).
Clean Game is always trying to collect anti-doping intelligence from all available sources, including athletes, athlete support personnel, public, sample collection personnel, laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, international federations, national federations, law enforcement, and the media.
Clean Game is aware that IF or NADO remain fully responsible for ensuring that any delegated aspects are performed in compliance with the Code. Clean Game guarantees that is working respecting the Code in every sense, and protecting the integrity and compliance of all partners.
Besides Doping control testing, DCOs of Clean Game are engaged in teaching and education of athletes, coaches, and all other persons involved in sports.
In the grand theater of sports, where athletes push boundaries and fans roar with excitement, two seemingly disparate worlds – the meticulous realm of anti-doping and the thrilling arena of football wagering – actually share Read more…
Belgrade, 21–22 November The Endurance Academy, held on 21 and 22 November at the Athletic Hall in Belgrade, brought together some of the world’s most respected elite running coaches. More than 60 participants from over Read more…
This year, Clean Game experts have participated in several projects and published three papers related to doping. In essence, we continued our work in ethics and laboratory research. The first published paper focuses on safeguarding Read more…