CONTENTS:
Special focus: Anti-doping research: What is left to do? Guest Editors: April Henning and Jörg Krieger.
- Anti-doping research: What is left to do? [Editorial]. Lux D., Schmidt Vinther A., p. 391-395.
- Where sports performance meets reproductive rights: hormonal contraception. Kayser B., p. 396-402.
- Reviewing the anti-doping policy of India: missing the wood for the trees? Dasgupta L., p. 403-408.
- Challenges recruiting men with a desire to cease anabolic-androgenic steroid use to a pilot involving hormone therapy intervention. Bordado Henriksen H.C., Palmstrom Jorgensen A., Wisloff C., Havnes I.A., p. 409-421.
- Women's risk assessments and the gendering of online IPED cultures and communities. Sverkersson E., Andreasson J., Henning A., p. 422-430.
- Alcohol consumption among UK football supporters: investigating the contested field of the football carnivalesque. Bandura C.T., Giulianotti R., Martin J.G., Bancroft A., Morrow S., Hunt K., et al., p. 431-442.
- Characteristics of affected family members seeking treatment in their own right: a secondary analysis of existing Irish health data for 2010-2020. Kelleher C., Carew A.M., Lyons S., p. 443-452.
- Expected and actual responses to minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol of people drinking at harmful levels in Scotland. Livingston W., Holmes J., Hughes J., Buykx P., Perkins A., Wright A., et al., p. 453-462.
- Sexualized drug use, risky sexual behaviors, and prevention strategies among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men. Incera-Fernandez D., Roman-Gonzalez F.J., Moreno-Guillén S., Gamez-Guadix M., p. 463-475.
- Sexual agency as situational: moving beyond neoliberal understandings of sexual agency when investigating young people's alcohol intoxicated sexual encounters. Knountsen E.K., p. 476-486.
- "Like the first time, all over again": Sex, relationships, and risk for relapse to substance use after release from prison. Boyle R.E., p. 487-497.