UK Anti-Doping’s Athlete Committee has met for the first time since its members were announced earlier this year, with athletics leading the way in a number of forward thinking measures

Statement from USATF President Stephanie Hightower and CEO Doug Logan on the Court of Arbitration for Sport's decision that the 2000 U.S. Olympic women's 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams not be disqualified:

UKA today confirmed that Rachel Wallader has been provisionally suspended from all competitions following an adverse analytical finding that constitutes an anti-doping rule violation under IAAF Rule 32.2 (a).

The UK Anti Doping Agency which administers the anti doping programme across sports including athletics has launched a new confidential hotline, inviting people involved in all sports to ‘make the call’ and safeguard the competitive landscape.

The European Athletics Anti-Doping Programme once again proved popular at the European Youth Olympic Trials in Moscow, Russia, with 153 athletes from 18 countries participating in the programme's activities.

Statement from USATF CEO Doug Logan on LaShawn Merritt's admission to the presence of the banned substance DHEA in an anti-doping sample:

UKA today confirmed that Callum Priestley has been provisionally suspended from all competition and the World Class Performance Programme following an adverse analytical finding that constitutes an anti-doping rule violation under IAAF Rule 32.2 (a).

2003 world champion 400m runner Tyree Washington has launched a new Web site, www.killaroid.com, aimed at educating young people about the dangers of performance-enhancing drug use. The site also offers Washington's services for mentoring and steroid intervention workshops.

UKA today announced that national anti-doping agency UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) will carry out the results management process on behalf of UKA with immediate effect.

The IAAF has launched a new anti-doping education programme - Real Winner - that includes a series of nine interactive videos on topics related to anti-doping.