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Michael Petrou

Ottawa
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Historian, Veterans’ Experience, @CanWarMuseum. @Niemanfdn Fellow. Husband. Dad. Coureur des bois. Long jabber. Still hits the jump shot. Decent cook.
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Pharmacometric‐Based Evaluation of Salmeterol and Its Metabolite α‐Hydroxysalmeterol in Plasma and Urine: Practical Implications for Doping Control

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By Paul Thoueille, Morten Hostrup, Michael Petrou, Anne Danion
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Inhaled β2-agonists are among the drugs most frequently used in sports, which is related to a high prevalence of asthma and exercise-induced bronchoconstriction among athletes [1].
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Procedural fairness and perceived legitimacy and justice of anti-doping proceedings: a mixed Methods International Study

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By Michael Petrou, Kevin Bingham, Lambros Lazuras, Shafag Huseynli
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Aims The present research had a twofold objective: a) to assess procedural due process practices in anti-doping proceedings based on official data presented by National Anti-Doping Organisations (Study 1), and b) to explore the perceived fairness and legitimacy of anti-doping proceedings in sanctioned athletes who had undergone anti-doping proceedings, and in athlete representatives, such as legal counsellors or individuals from organisations involved in promoting athlete’s voice and...
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After the Shooting Stops: Vets Talk About the Ripple Effects of Combat

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By Michael Petrou
| Nieman Reports
Michael Petrou, NF '18, on leading "In Their Own Voices," an oral history project about the post-war lives of Canadian veterans. Two summers ago, I sat down with Alex Polowin, one of a quickly dwindling number of Second World War veterans, and asked him how he felt when the war ended. “Sad,” he told me. Polowin, who has since died, served three years in the Royal Canadian Navy, including during the D-Day invasion of France.
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