May 21, 2013 - WADA is circulating to relevant stakeholder groups the Working Group report on why global anti-doping testing programs are not detecting the number of cheats that research otherwise shows is prevalent.

The report was recently finalized by the Ad Hoc Working Group and presented to WADA’s Executive Committee and Foundation Board at their meetings last weekend.

WADA seeks feedback from its partners in the fight against doping in sport on the issues identified, and the recommendations made by the Working Group.

The deadline for submission of comments and suggestions is 31 July 2013.

WADA plans to compile the input received and present a follow-up paper to the Executive Committee at their next meeting, scheduled for 11 September.

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