🧪 Anti-Doping report from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
“Our risk-based approach to testing helped ensure a more level playing field for athletes competing in Paris," IPC’s Head of Anti-Doping Jude Ellis said.
During the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games period, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) collected 2,677 samples (urine and blood) from 1,988 doping control tests - 25 per cent more than Tokyo 2020.
In total 1,704 athletes from 112 of the 169 competing delegations were tested at least once while in the French capital.
Read more about the anti-doping programme at Paris 2024: https://www.paralympic.org/news/ipc-most-comprehensive-anti-doping-programme-paris-2024