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  • Sports Science
  • Legal Studies
  • Public Health

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  • Sports doping is a global issue impacting fair competition and athlete health.
  • International bodies have established guidelines to combat doping in sports.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze Brazilian regulations, resolutions, and Federal laws on doping and antidoping.
  • To assess the evolution and effectiveness of Brazil's legal framework against sports doping.

Main Methods:

  • A review of official Brazilian government websites was conducted in 2012.
  • Collection and analysis of relevant legislation, regulations, and resolutions concerning doping.

Main Results:

  • Brazilian laws and resolutions have been enacted to address and constrain doping.
  • The legal framework demonstrates a pattern of updates to align with international antidoping guidelines.

Conclusions:

  • Brazilian legislation has evolved to effectively combat sports doping.
  • The country's legal measures are increasingly harmonized with global antidoping standards.