In many cases, they don't. Failed drug tests are simply ignored until the media gets wind of such activity. The media then exploits this behavior as unacceptable and uses the controversy to gain viewers and money.
Probably not the answer you were looking for, but an answer nonetheless.
Athletes are often advised against taking Lemsip or similar over-the-counter cold medications because they can contain ingredients like pseudoephedrine, which is banned by many sports organizations due to its stimulant properties. Additionally, these medications can mask symptoms, potentially leading athletes to push themselves too hard while ill, risking further health issues or injury. It's important for athletes to prioritize their health and follow the regulations set by their sport's governing bodies.
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Australia is represented by a team of 410 athletes
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Ben Johnson
if i knew who were the athletes taking part in the Olympics from ,Trinidad i will not asked, but is being asked instead ,what rubbish is this am very disappointed.
There were no practical mass drug tests in 1970, and little or no testing of athletes.
The bodies have their organs taking out and are embalmed.
the whole answer is that i am not taking part in it but next time i will.
for taking drugs