Reports that a Russian skater took a drug for angina left experts puzzled.
ROC athlete Kamila Valiyeva performs during the team figure skating competition at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.A drug you most likely can’t pronounce has emerged as a breakout star of these Olympic games in Beijing.
That’s after a Russian skater, who remains unnamed, reportedly tested positive for“I cannot imagine a figure skater taking this drug. It’s one big head scratcher. I can’t imagine a scenario where she would have taken it,” says Dr.
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