168 - Estimating Doping Prevalence and Evaluating Anti-Doping Program Effectiveness in the Netherlands and Beyond - Olivier de Hon, PhD
About this episode
Dr. Olivier de Hon discusses the history and challenges of anti-doping efforts in the Netherlands.
Dr. Olivier de Hon is the Chief Science Officer and Director of Intelligence and Investigations at Doping Authority Netherlands. In this episode, he shares more about the history of the organization, progress in estimating doping prevalence, challenges in assessing the effectiveness of anti-doping programs, and considerations for promoting clean sport among elite athletes as well as recreational athletes in gyms and fitness centers.
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