This article uses the experiences of professional soccer player Abdelhak ‘Appie’ Nouri, who suffered a cardiac arrhythmia at 20 years of age during a pre-season friendly in 2017, as the stepping off point for examining the use and regulation of genetic testing in sport and the human rights implications of genetic testing child athletes for the purposes of talent identification and performance enhancement. The authors identify recent trends in the use of genetic testing in sport, outline the legal and policy framework that regulates genetic testing in Australia, and consider human rights issues that arise in relation to a child’s decision to undertake or withhold consent for testing.

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运动中的基因检测：对年轻运动员的考虑

本文使用职业足球运动员 Abdelhak 'Appie' Nouri 在 2017 年季前友谊赛期间患上心律失常的经历，作为研究基因检测在体育运动中的使用和监管的起点以及为识别人才和提高成绩而对儿童运动员进行基因检测的人权影响。作者确定了在体育运动中使用基因检测的最新趋势，概述了澳大利亚规范基因检测的法律和政策框架，并考虑了与儿童决定接受或拒绝接受检测有关的人权问题。