Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUE)
When treatment is necessary, your right to compete clean is protected with a TUE.
A TUE allows an athlete to use a prohibited substance or method if it's medically justified. Below you'll find key topics to help you understand eligibility, process, and recognition.
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TUE Key Topics
What is a therapeutic use exemption (TUE)?
Overview of what a TUE is, why it exists, and who it protects.
Read MoreWhat are the criteria for granting a TUE?
Key medical and anti-doping conditions required for a TUE to be granted.
Read MoreWho should apply for a TUE? Where and when to apply?
Who needs a TUE, which bodies to contact, and when to apply.
Read MoreCan I get a retroactive TUE?
When a retroactive TUE may be accepted and what it means.
Read MoreHow to apply to the Anti-Doping Agency SNCO for a TUE?
Application steps, required documents, and helpful tips.
Read MoreWhat happens at major events?
How TUEs are handled during major competitions.
Read MoreWhen will I receive a decision on my TUE application?
Expected timeline and what affects review speed.
Read MoreWhat if I need to renew my TUE?
When and how to renew your TUE to stay compliant.
Read MoreWhat if my Anti-Doping Agency SNCO’s TUE application is denied?
Possible reasons for denial and available appeal paths.
Read MoreWhat if my Anti-Doping Agency SNCO’s TUE is not recognized by my international federation?
How to address cross-federation TUE recognition issues.
Read MoreWill my medical information be treated confidentially?
How medical data is handled and who can access it.
Read MoreContact information
How to reach the Anti-Doping Agency SNCO for TUE inquiries.
Read MoreOther useful links
Helpful resources and official references related to TUE.
Read MoreContact
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