Medical and Anti-Doping Rules for the Games

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Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) applications

The IOC has delegated responsibility for all TUE applications to the International Testing Agency (ITA). This means that the ITA is now fully responsible for the TUE application process for all athletes who fall under the IOC’s jurisdiction.

All TUE applications now need to be directed to the ITA. Further information can be found here, and the TUE application form is here.

Olympic and Paralympic Model Formulary

The Olympic and Paralympic Model Formulary (OPF) aims to standardise the drug treatment options available at all Summer, Winter and Youth Olympic and Paralympic Games, by providing an essential list of medicines that are required to be available through the polyclinics, competition and non-competition venues.

You can download the OPF here

Anti-doping and Medical Rules

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