WADA Prohibited List 2025: Key Updates and Resources for Athletes

Lausanne (FIL/31 Dec 2024) The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has released the Prohibited List for 2025, which outlines substances and methods banned in sports. This updated list will come into effect on January 1, 2025. Athletes and support personnel are encouraged to review the changes to ensure compliance and protect the integrity of clean sport.

Key Changes to the Prohibited List 2025

The Prohibited List is updated annually to reflect the latest scientific research and medical advancements. For 2025, several key changes have been introduced. Athletes are advised to carefully review these updates to avoid unintentional violations.

How to Check Your Medications

To ensure your medications comply with the new Prohibited List, follow these steps:

Consult a Qualified Medical ProfessionalSpeak with a doctor or pharmacist familiar with the Prohibited List to confirm if your medications are permitted.

Check with Your National Anti-Doping Organization (NADO)Your NADO can provide tailored guidance and support on prohibited substances and methods.

Use Reliable Online ResourcesUtilize platforms like GlobalDRO (www.globaldro.com) to verify the status of your medications quickly and accurately.

Educational Resources for Athletes

WADA and the International Testing Agency (ITA) have made several resources available to help athletes understand the Prohibited List 2025:

WADA’s Official Website: Visit www.wada-ama.org to download the Prohibited List 2025 and view a supporting document that highlights the most important updates.

ITA Webinar: “What You Need to Know for 2025!”: Watch this informative session on the ITA YouTube Channel to gain insights into the changes for 2025.

ITA Athlete Hub: Access a wide range of articles and webinars at www.ita.sport/athlete-hub to stay informed about anti-doping regulations and best practices.

ITA’s YouTube Channel: Explore more educational videos and webinars at @internationaltestingagency.

Commit to Clean Sport

WADA and the ITA are dedicated to protecting the values of fair competition and clean sport. Staying informed about the Prohibited List is a crucial step for athletes to ensure compliance and safeguard their careers.

For further information, contact your NADO or visit the WADA and ITA platforms to explore their comprehensive resources.