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Doctor uses social media to defend IAAF
Chairman of the IAAF medical and anti-doping commission Dr Juan Manuel Alonso took to Twitter yesterday to refute the allegation that the world governing body ignored 150 suspicious blood tests.
German TV broadcaster ARD reported that a long-time member of the IAAF’s medical commission, whose identity has not been revealed, had a list of dozens of questionable blood values which were not followed up.
But Alonso defended the IAAF by saying that “blood samples taken before 2009 were thoroughly examined.”
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