Antidoping Switzerland welcomes the firm and fair decision of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to suspend Russia from the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.

Generally good marks for Antidoping Switzerland

The Foundation Board of Antidoping Switzerland has elected Ernst König, 39, as its new director general. Ernst König succeeds Matthias Kamber who will retire next spring.

Antidoping Switzerland launches a new Whereabouts system. The goal of Antidoping Switzerland is to support the athletes fulfiling their obligations as much as possible.

Antidoping Suisse a rempli en 2016 l’ensemble des objectifs annuels prévus.

Une enquête anonyme en ligne été réalisée fin 2016 en Suisse auprès des entraîneurs hommes et femmes. Les entraîneurs suisses se prononcent en faveur d’une lutte sévère contre le dopage.

Following the devastating evidence of wide-spread systemic corruption exposed by the second McLaren Report, leaders from 19 National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs) came together for a special summit, with hopes to restore the faith of clean athletes and to ensure that the integrity of sport is...

Antidoping Suisse sollicite une politique antidopage rigoureuse.

Global DRO now available to athletes and support personnel in Switzerland.

Yesterday, the leaders of a group of iNADO Members met in Bonn, hosted by the NADA Germany. The outcome was a renewed call for anti-doping reform.