Novelties in Sport Sciences: Novi Sad, Serbia. 11 September 2021.

In a narrow sense, bioethics of sport focuses on critical consideration of doping, bribery, and corruption in professional sports, but also on the problem of medical ethical principles, for example, the principle of informed consent addressed to an injured athlete by a sports medical physician, as well as ethical dilemmas in choosing between quality medical recovery and rapid recovery of the athlete in order to return to the field as soon as possible, etc. A15 Psychological distress in elite sambo athletes Tatjana Tubi'c, Patrik Drid Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad, Serbia Correspondence: Tatjana Tubi'c (tttubic@gmail.com) B Background b Previous research suggests that as much as playing sports has a beneficial effect on mental health, playing sports, especially at the elite level, is also a mental health challenge. Namely, researching topics such as commercialization of sport, raising some sport and sports events to the level of spectacle, the insistence on results, the breaking records, the imperative to win, the development of idolatry in sport, the study of fans behaviour (primarily destructive), the social influence of the mass media through sports news, led to an increasingly evident fragmentation of the sociological theoretical approach to the sport itself as social phenomenon [4]. I Inequity and equal opportunities in sport. i Despite geographical expansion and globalization of sport, in terms of the number of Olympic athletes per capita, there are still many (third world) countries struggling under their weight of sport participation: India (125 athlete/ 1.4 billion people), Indonesia (28 athletes/ 274 million) and 26 million North Koreans who do not have access to the games [2]. [Extracted from the article]