World Athletics, the body that governs track and field as well as road-running events, will demand DNA tests for athletes competing in the female category in elite events.

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Track and field will introduce mandatory DNA sex testing for athletes entering female competitions, its global leader said Tuesday, making it the first Olympic sport to add the requirement.