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Int J Sports Med 2003; 24(8): 620-627
DOI: 10.1055/s-2003-43293
Physiology & Biochemistry
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Nandrolone Progress Report to the UK Sports Council from the Expert Committee on Nandrolone February 2003

A.  Kicman
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1 The term “Dietary supplement” is used in this report to describe a variety of products that are marketed for the purpose of enhancing sporting performance.

2 In late pregnancy, urinary 19-norandrosterone may exceed 5 nanograms per millilitre [21].

PhD A. Kicman

Head od Research and Development · Drug Control Centre · King's College London

Franklin-Wilkins Building · 150 Stamford Street · London SE1 9NN · UK

Email: andrew.kicman@kcl.ac.uk