On 27 November, the National Anti-Doping Center held its second open webinar on general anti-doping education. The event brought together a diverse audience — from athletes and coaches to parents, sports physicians, and anyone interested in better understanding the principles of clean sport.

Participants received a clear and structured explanation of the key anti-doping rules: how the control system works, what is included in the Prohibited List, and what responsibilities athletes and their support personnel must follow. NADC experts emphasized the importance of preventive education — it is this knowledge that helps avoid unnecessary risks and make informed decisions in both training and competition.

A separate section focused on practical situations: the use of medications, adherence to testing procedures, the importance of consulting official sources, and timely application for a Therapeutic Use Exemption.

Attendees were able to ask questions and received practical recommendations that help apply anti-doping principles in everyday sports practice.

NADC’s educational initiatives continue — we remain committed to fostering a culture of responsibility and fair play.

Clean sport is a shared responsibility.