Program
Monday June 17th Tuesday June 18th
Monday June 17th | ||
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12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 | Welcome | |
Intro conference: Sweden's ANDTS-strategy and the importance of anti-doping work in society Video intro by Jakob Forssmed, Minister for Health and Social Affairs of Sweden |
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13:20 - 14:20 | Introduction doping in society and legislation in the Nordics | |
Medical consequences of doping and association with criminal actions Henrik Horwitz, Bispebjerg hospital, Denmark The lecture will examine the health hazards of anabolic steroids. It is based on epidemiological studies of 1200 men who were sanctioned for using anabolic steroids during the period 2006 to 2018 |
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Comparison of legislation in the Nordic countries, difference between sports doping and doping in society Jessica Wissman, Anti-Doping Sweden |
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14:20 | Afternoon coffee break | |
14:40 - 16:50 | Prevalence of doping in society | |
The development of doping in Sweden 1993-2023 Charlotta Rehnman, CAN (The Swedish Council for information on alcohol and other drugs) |
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Findings of doping substances in wastewater in Sweden Johan Lindberg / Louise Carlsson, Rise |
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Anabolic steroid and other doping substance use among Finnish prisoners Jukka Koskelo, Dopinglinkki Finland |
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Attitudes and doping prevalence among Norwegian youth across exercise activities Fredrik Lauritzen, Anti-Doping Norway |
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Round table discussion: The challenge of methology and lack of prevalence figures on doping in society - consequences for prioritizing doping as a public health problem |
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18:30 | Dinner at the hotel |
Tuesday June 18th | ||
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08:30 | Intro and welcome back | |
08:35 - 10:05 | Social and health economic consequences of doping in society | |
Side effects and experiences of doping with anabolic androgenic steroids in men and women in Sweden Annica Börjesson, Karonlinska Universitetet |
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Social consequences of doping in Sweden Jesper Andreasson, Linnéuniversitet Online risk, offline harm Doping and doped bodies exists both as a physical and digital practice. In the context of online communication, image and performance enhancing drugs are distributed and debated by suppliers and users alike, forming a digital doping ecosystem. But what happens when contextual rigidities are transcended and the digital turn into physical/practice? |
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Health economic consequences of anabolic androgenic steroids in Sweden Joakim Strandberg, Public Health Agency of Sweden |
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10:05 | Morning coffee break | |
Parallell session - Track 1 | ||
10:20 - 12:00 | The role of the police and customs in preventing doping in society | |
Illegal doping substances in the mail flow Linda Nilsson, Swedish Police Authority In January 2023 the postal legislation in Sweden changed and gave the postal actors and law enforcement possibilities to cooperate to stop the flow of illicit substances. I will talk about the importance of the new possibilities for private – public partnership and what it has resulted in. |
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Seizures of doping substances at the Swedish border Agnes Johansson, Swedish Customs |
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The role of the police in preventing doping - study by STAD Tobias Elgan, STAD |
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Parallell session - Track 2 | ||
10:20 - 12:00 | Supplements and SARMs | |
Introduction - Supplements, SARMs and doping Christine Helle, Anti-Doping Sweden |
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Control of supplements in Sweden Maria Florin, Swedish Food Agency |
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SARMs – effects, side effects and markets Tomas Nilsson, Swedish Medical Products Agency Selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) are still only in clinical trials as medicines but are on the European market in sport supplements. What is a SARM, what do we know about the risks of these products and what were the results of a market surveillance study by the Network of Official Medicines Control Laboratories? |
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SARM study, Karolinska institutet Lena Ekström, Karolinska institutet |
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History of Anti-Doping Rule Violations by SARMs in sport Jenny Schulze, Anti-Doping Sweden |
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12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 - 16:35 | Projects in the Nordics to prevent doping in society | |
Anti-doping measures targeting fitness and gym centers: A mapping of practices in the state parties of the anti-doping convention. Fredrik Lauritzen, Anti-Doping Norway Fredrik Lauritzen, Anti-doping Norway (chair Ad Hoc Group of experts on anti-doping in recreational sport T-DO ADRS). |
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SWEDEN: 100% Ren hårdträning (100% pure hard training) - project by STAD Johanna Gripenberg, STAD |
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SWEDEN: Preventive anti-doping work at Medley - why it is so important for us and for public health Nils Rådström, CCO Medley |
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FINLAND: The Dopinglinkki net service - project by Dopinglinkki Mikko Lemettila, Dopinglinkki |
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FINLAND: Medical advice for doping users and their relatives - project by Dopinglinkki Jukka Koskelo, Dopinglinkki |
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14:35 | Afternoon coffee break | |
DENMARK: Cooperation with fitness centers - project by Anti-Doping Denmark Kasper Skat Lundgaard Kroll, Anti-Doping Denmark |
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NORWAY: Rent Senter (Clean Center) - project by Anti-Doping Norway TBD, Anti-Doping Norway |
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NORWAY: Medical advice for doping users and their relatives - project by Anti-Doping Norway TBD, Anti-Doping Norway |
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NORWAY: Medical care for doping users in Norway Marie Lindvik Jørstad, The Steroid project at Oslo university hospital In this presentation, you will get insight into medical care for people who use anabolic steroids in Norway, how The Steroid Project has worked to inform this “hard to reach” patient group about their treatment rights, and what we know about these patients. |