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In the interview he even admitted it was preventative - this is outwith the rules.
Most medication for chronic illness is not to make it better but to stop it getting worse. In other words, it's preventative. Prophylaxis is a normal part of chronic disease management. Sir Bradley's TUE passes the first test once he has established that he has a chronic medical condition and that the substance is an appropriate treatment.
There are question marks over the second and third tests, but the TUEC thought they had been passed.
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Does anyone understand how granting a TUE for IM triamcinolone was squared with the 'highly unlikely to produce any additional enhancement of performance' rule?
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It's not even a grey area. Did Wiggins require that particular steroid at that time?
In the interview he even admitted it was preventative - this is outwith the rules.
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