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The International Cycling Union (UCI) has defended itself after it confirmed … – BBC News

April 17, 2013Immunosuppressive Drugsadmin

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The International Cycling Union (UCI) has defended itself after it confirmed ...
BBC News
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has defended itself after it confirmed that Lance Armstrong tested positive for corticosteroids four times in 1999. A backdated medical certificate had previously been used to excuse the one known example of ...
International Cycling Union face renewed criticism after memo shows Lance ...Telegraph.co.uk
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