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dop·ing
(dōp'ing),The administration of foreign substances to an individual; often used in reference to athletes who try to stimulate physical and psychological strength.
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doping
(dō′pĭng)n.
The use of a drug, such as a steroid or a blood product, such as erythropoietin, to improve athletic performance.
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doping
Sports medicine Popular for the use of drugs and other nonfood substances to improve performance. See Anabolic steroids, Blood doping, Weight training.McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
dop·ing
(dōp'ing)The administration of foreign substances to a human or animal; often used in reference to athletes who try to enhance physiologic function and exercise performance.
See also: blood doping
See also: blood doping
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