Abstract Changes or introductions of technology or equipment can affect how a sport is
played or influence its performances. This article conducted a systematic review of peer …

Rapid technological progress and digitalization have considerably changed the role of
technology in sports in the past two decades. As the human limits of performance have been …

This article explores the arguments surrounding the use of human enhancement
technologies in sport, arguing for a reconceptualization of the doping debate. First, it …

The sport industry is increasingly being influenced by technology innovation for its global
competitiveness. Technology is evident in sport in a variety of contexts including from the …

Background Technology is often introduced into sport to facilitate it or to improve human
performance within it. On occasion, some forms of novel technology require regulation or …

Use of performance-enhancing drugs concern not only elite Olympic and Paralympic
Games' athletes but also amateur athletes, who are making increasing use of substances …

Social science began to take a prominent role in drugs in sport research in the early
twentyfirst century. This development has its roots in the history of drugs in sport, from the …

Criticisms of the ethical justification of antidoping legislation are not uncommon in the
literatures of medical ethics, sports ethics and sports medicine. Critics of antidoping point to …

Within lower‐limb disability running, the design of the prosthesis has shifted from being a
tool for restoring function to one of enabling athletes to perform to near non‐disabled …

With the problems of doping in sport becoming more serious, the World Anti-Doping Code
was drafted by the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2003 and became effective one year later …