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Doping, Debunking, and Drawing the Line
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy 15 (2):160-184 (2020)
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The current ban on certain performance enhancing substances in sport such as erythropoietin faces a line-drawing problem: what is the moral difference between taking an EPO injection to incre...Author's Profile
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