The world anti-doping agency, wada has lifted its suspension of brazil's drug-testing laboratory earmarked for use at next year's olympics. The facility had its license revoked in 2013 after failing to meet wada standards due to outdated equipment. Wednesday's annoucment comes after nine months of testing in which wada sent samples to the laboratory for analysis, with results later scrutinised by the agency. Wada’s head of the latin american and caribbean office says the agency will continue to monitor the facility. The facility known as the brazilian doping control laboratory, was certified to analyze blood for athletes' biological passports by wada in march. Full accreditation will allow it to analyze samples during the rio 2016 test events. Watch KTN Live [ Ссылка ]
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