Antidoping Switzerland issues a warning against an amateur athlete for use and possession of the prohibited substance clomiphene and imposes a fine on her.

In the summer of 2021, Swiss athletes were again surveyed about the fight against doping in Switzerland. The 627 athletes who participated in the survey expressed their opinions and gave the work of Antidoping Switzerland very high marks.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the Prohibited List 2022, which enters into force on 1 January 2022 and replaces all previous lists. The updates affect in particular the class of glucocorticoids and the substance salbutamol.

The Disciplinary Chamber for Doping Cases (DC) has imposed a six-year ban and penalty fine on a Hornussen player for attempted use of the prohibited substances testosterone and clomiphene and for tampering.

In a public statement, the ice hockey club EHC Kloten took position on a potential anti-doping rule violation (ADRV). The Antidoping Switzerland Foundation can confirm that there are ongoing proceedings against Jeffrey Füglister. However, Antidoping Switzerland is unable to provide any information...

Markus Pfisterer will take over the management position for the establishment of the new ethics violations department and will become a member of the executive board. Pfisterer will be able to contribute a great deal of experience and expertise to create a secure contact point and the necessary...

The Ad Hoc Division of the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has provisionally suspended the track and field athlete Alex Wilson for a potential anti-doping rule violation.

Antidoping Switzerland confirms the statements communicated in the media release by Kariem Hussein.

Statement by Antidoping Switzerland on the ARD documentary ‘Guilty - How athletes can unintentionally become dopers’

Two amateur footballers admitted to the Antidoping Switzerland Foundation the possession and use or attempted use of a doping substance and accepted a suspension of three years each together with a fine of 120 Swiss francs.