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See Latest ArticlesPopular drugs in sport: descriptive analysis of the enquiries made via the Drug Information Database
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 11/12/08
Petroczi A et al. - The DID is a well used information resource with some 10,000 enquiries being made each month. Of the circa 60% of successful enquires, the major focus was on pharmaceutical products. With some 73% of enquiries being made by the athletes themselves, further investigations are warranted to explore enquiry patterns in relation to specific sports. Of the unsuccessful enquiries, a large number were related to nutritional supplements which warrants further investigation. The DID database appears to be a valid mirror of athletes’ chemically assisted practices and may be successfully used to inform health professionals as well as anti-doping prevention programmes.
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