Sports Integrity Australia issues meds safety warning

Nicholas O’Donoghue 16/01/2026

Sports organisations have a duty of care to support young athletes and at-risk adults to take medication safely while travelling Keeping athletes safe and healthy when travelling should be a priority for clubs and organisations, Sports Integrity Australia (SIA) believes. As part of its efforts to support medication safety for young athletes, SIA has launched a new guide

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