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Sports · 6 February 2026

WADA Responds to Bizarre Doping Claims Ahead of Winter Olympics

WADA Responds to Bizarre Doping Claims Ahead of Winter Olympics

As the 2026 Winter Olympics approach in Milan and Cortina, the World Anti-Doping Agency responded to unusual claims circulating in a German tabloid suggesting male ski jumpers might be injecting hyaluronic acid into their genitals to influence suit measurements and gain a performance edge. WADA officials say there’s no evidence of such practices yet, but they will monitor and investigate if any methods conflict with anti-doping rules or risk athlete health amid the Games.

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