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Cobalt chloride administration in athletes: a new perspective in blood doping?

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Cobalt chloride administration in athletes: a new perspective in blood doping? (English)

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G Lippi

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M Franchini

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G C Guidi

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November 2005

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British Journal of Sports Medicine

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11

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872-3

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10.1136/BJSM.2005.019232

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