US Olympic Drug Control Program

"This sport is no longer a problem, this is not a social problem," Dr. William N. Taylor, member of the US Olympic drug control plan (Silverstein 22) said. The use of PED from celebrities to sports experts has reached high school athletes and daily lives. And in the year to kill you - Medical expert Dr. Gay Mumkin is done in a doctor and sports survey, more than half of many young people, if I give you makeup you will become the Olympic champion pills ", You - will you accept it? "The answer is (Freudenrich and Allen).

Since the infamous Nagano snowboard event, the office of national drug control policy has studied the problem of sports medicine. The result of this effort is announced today and is our strategy. . . . An important element of the national strategy strategy begins with understanding that the US government has responsibilities at the national bilateral and international levels so that it operates to strengthen the anti-doping regime. It is to protect the health and safety of athletes and young people who are aiming for these efforts, and guarantee the legitimacy of sports competition. The strategy is also to make these substantive efforts effective, these substantive initiatives promote not only sports, but also our actions and targets US drug abuse to the people and the international community We recognize that it should be strengthened by the nature of the risk of endeavor.

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At the national level, in order to reduce the use of illegal drugs, national drug control program of the White House office of the national drug control policy, to formulate policies for priorities and targets, manufacturing, trafficking, crime and drug related Violence of drugs; drug related health effects. In May 2010, I will present an overview of the government's scientific public health approach to drug policy based on "National drug control strategy" strategy published by President Obama. In 2011, the strategy will deploy special attention to service personnel and their families, students, specific groups such as women and children, and criminal justice system personnel.