The 'Ibu announces a second positivity to Mildronats, drug banned a few weeks

Today were the 'Ibu has issued a press release in which he announced a second positivity & agrave; to Mildronats, or Meldonium, drug added to the prohibited list Wada from 1 & deg; January 2016.

Tuesday 16 February 2016 2 minutes reading time

In other words you may be faced with a second "chance Abramova". The Ukrainian biathlete & egrave; It tested positive to the substance during an inspection carried out in Ruhpolding on January 10, but claims to have taken the drug on prescription in November, when it was not illegal. It goes to memorize options remarked how this new case concerns an athlete or un''atleta - whose identity & agrave; & Egrave; still unknown - busy / a in Ibu Cup, then in the cadet circuit. It would thus be a "small fish" in all probability & agrave; coming from a country of the former Soviet galaxy. The Mildronats & egrave; in fact it produced by a Latvian pharmaceutical company and especially nell''Europa dell''Est is used. Of course, as said Martin Fourcade, perplexing that athletes theoretically in perfect health have taken a drug which, although legal sportingly until a few weeks ago, & egrave; intended for the treatment of heart disease. About the case Abramova, the twenty-eight year stationed in Kharkiv has given up this counter. Therefore, it remains suspended from competition pending the disciplinary proceedings Ibu, which could be resolved with a simple reprimand if proven to have taken his version of events. In any case, the 'current provisional ban should prevent her to race from here to the end of the season.

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