2016
DOI: 10.4067/s1726-569x2016000100014
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Bioethical debate regarding gyms’ need for medical certificates for amateur sportsmen

Abstract: Sports Medicine comprises two branches: one, related to professional athletes and the other, related to the general population vis a vis sports and physical activity. The bioethical conflicts involving professional athletes are different from those of amateur practitioners. There is a constant deliberation related to the requirement of medical evaluation before admission to a gym. There are regional laws that make the medical certificate an obligatory document. It is observed that in the creation of these laws… Show more

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