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From Gold To Gloom: Doping Shock Threatens To Strip India's Para Athletics Glory
India's best-ever showing at the World Para Athletics Championships in Delhi has been hit by controversy, with star sprinter Simran Sharmas gold medal now under threat after her guide runner, Umar Saifi, tested positive for a banned substance
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Scientists Develop "Goldene", A Thin Version Of Gold
The new substance has a wide range of potential applications, including communications technologies, water purification, carbon dioxide conversion, and much more, according to experts.
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Ultra-Thin Gold Sensor for Direct Use on Skin Without Irritation, Discomfort Developed by Researchers
Researchers in Japan have developed a unique, gold-spun, ultra-thin sensor that can be placed directly on the skin without causing any irritation or discomfort to the wearer. The sensor can evaluate different biomarkers or substances to perform body chemical analysis. It relies on Raman spectroscopy, a technique where laser light aimed at the senso...
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Usain Bolt Returns 2008 Beijing Games Gold Medal, Says 'Rules Are Rules'
Usain Bolt, Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater were on the Jamaican relay squad that was disqualified after Carter tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine in a re-test of Beijing samples.
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Russian Hacking Team Targets WADA, Williams Sisters, Simone Biles
Russian hacking group Fancy Bears claimed Serena Williams, her sister Venus and Rio Olympics gold medallist gymnast Simone Biles were allowed to consume banned substances
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Narsingh Yadav Intentionally Took Banned Substance In Tablet Form, Rules CAS
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) had handed Narsingh Yadav a four-year ban in its 'operative award' on August 18, a day before his 74kg freestyle opening bout was scheduled
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Usain Bolt May Lose Beijing Relay Gold After Teammate Carter Caught For Dope
Usain Bolt, part of the gold-winning Jamaican quartet at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, could lose his medal after teammate Nesta Carter's B sample returned positive for use of a banned substance
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Indian Weightlifting Federation to Suspend Regional Units as Lifters Fail Dope Tests
The lifters were tested by the Indian Weightlifting Federation (IWF) during five domestic tournaments and also out-of-competition. The IWF did not disclose details about the banned substances used but revealed the tainted lifters included 2006 Commonwealth Games gold medallist Geeta Rani.
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Man tries to smuggle 4.8 kg gold in kettles
Thieves trying to smuggle contraband substances into Mumbai are getting more innovative by the day.
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Commonwealth gold winner flunks dope test
Doping came back to haunt Indian athletics with two top women quarter-milers returning positive for a banned substance in tests conducted by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Mexico can replace banned players
Gold Cup organizers say Mexico will be allowed to replace five players who were dropped from the squad after testing positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
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From Gold To Gloom: Doping Shock Threatens To Strip India's Para Athletics Glory
India's best-ever showing at the World Para Athletics Championships in Delhi has been hit by controversy, with star sprinter Simran Sharmas gold medal now under threat after her guide runner, Umar Saifi, tested positive for a banned substance
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Scientists Develop "Goldene", A Thin Version Of Gold
The new substance has a wide range of potential applications, including communications technologies, water purification, carbon dioxide conversion, and much more, according to experts.
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Ultra-Thin Gold Sensor for Direct Use on Skin Without Irritation, Discomfort Developed by Researchers
Researchers in Japan have developed a unique, gold-spun, ultra-thin sensor that can be placed directly on the skin without causing any irritation or discomfort to the wearer. The sensor can evaluate different biomarkers or substances to perform body chemical analysis. It relies on Raman spectroscopy, a technique where laser light aimed at the senso...
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Usain Bolt Returns 2008 Beijing Games Gold Medal, Says 'Rules Are Rules'
Usain Bolt, Nesta Carter, Asafa Powell and Michael Frater were on the Jamaican relay squad that was disqualified after Carter tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine in a re-test of Beijing samples.
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Russian Hacking Team Targets WADA, Williams Sisters, Simone Biles
Russian hacking group Fancy Bears claimed Serena Williams, her sister Venus and Rio Olympics gold medallist gymnast Simone Biles were allowed to consume banned substances
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Narsingh Yadav Intentionally Took Banned Substance In Tablet Form, Rules CAS
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) had handed Narsingh Yadav a four-year ban in its 'operative award' on August 18, a day before his 74kg freestyle opening bout was scheduled
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Usain Bolt May Lose Beijing Relay Gold After Teammate Carter Caught For Dope
Usain Bolt, part of the gold-winning Jamaican quartet at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, could lose his medal after teammate Nesta Carter's B sample returned positive for use of a banned substance
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Indian Weightlifting Federation to Suspend Regional Units as Lifters Fail Dope Tests
The lifters were tested by the Indian Weightlifting Federation (IWF) during five domestic tournaments and also out-of-competition. The IWF did not disclose details about the banned substances used but revealed the tainted lifters included 2006 Commonwealth Games gold medallist Geeta Rani.
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Man tries to smuggle 4.8 kg gold in kettles
Thieves trying to smuggle contraband substances into Mumbai are getting more innovative by the day.
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Commonwealth gold winner flunks dope test
Doping came back to haunt Indian athletics with two top women quarter-milers returning positive for a banned substance in tests conducted by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
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Mexico can replace banned players
Gold Cup organizers say Mexico will be allowed to replace five players who were dropped from the squad after testing positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
