He made his debut at the 2016 Olympic Games and Olympic doctor Joachim Westermeier is also present in Paris as ‘Chief Medical’. He told the “Krone” in his practice in Korneuburg how much the cardboard beds in the Olympic Village can really withstand.
“When I arrive at the airport, the ladies at the AUA desk traditionally roll their eyes a little,” laughs Dr. Joachim Westermeier. He once had 600 kilos of medicines and medical equipment in his Olympic luggage, but this time he wants to make do with 450 kilos – most of which will be sent to France by car. There are a whopping 450 positions on his list, with athletes most often asking for painkillers – of which there are twelve different ones.
Source: Krone
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