Medical Anti-Doping
The AIITA Medical & Anti-Doping Committee ensures the physical safety, medical preparedness, and fair-play ethics of all participants by:
Providing medical supervision during events.
Creating health & safety guidelines.
Educating athletes on injury prevention.
Enforcing anti-doping protocols in accordance with WADA and NADA India rules.
Medical Responsibilities
- Mandatory medical screening for national/international events.
- On-spot medical teams during championships.
- Return-to-Play guidelines for injured athletes.
- Concussion protocol monitoring.
- Emergency response management.
Anti-Doping Responsibilities
- Zero tolerance for banned substances.
- Compliance with WADA, NADA, and ITF Anti-Doping Code.
- Educating athletes on risks of supplements & performance drugs.
- Conducting doping control tests at official events.
- Protecting athlete rights during sample collection.
Athlete Responsibilities
Athletes must:
- Avoid prohibited substances.
- Declare all medications to medical officials.
- Check WADA list before consuming supplements.
- Cooperate with doping test officers.
Prohibited Substances
As per WADA categories:
- Anabolic agents.
- Hormones & metabolic modulators.
- Stimulants.
- Narcotics.
- Beta-2 agonists.
- Diuretics & masking agents.
- Cannabinoids (in-competition).
Penalties for Violations
- Disqualification from event.
- Suspension (1–4 years depending on severity).
- Cancellation of ranking & medals.
- Mandatory rehabilitation/education sessions.
Medical Anti Doping Form
