World Athletics Enforces Gene Test for Female Category
World Athletics has introduced a new regulation requiring all athletes wishing to compete in the elite female category to undergo and pass a one-time genetic test for the SRY gene. This gene, which is present on the Y chromosome, is a scientific marker used to determine biological sex. The test, which can be conducted through either a cheek swab or blood sample, will be overseen by individual member federations. This move will officially come into effect on September 1, ahead of the World Athletics Championships scheduled for September 13–21 in Tokyo. Also, Check: German Olympian Laura Dahlmeier Dies on Laila Peak World...
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