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"Performance-enhancing drugs" as a book category encompasses non‑fiction and fiction that examine the use, science, history, ethics and social consequences of substances and technologies aimed at improving human performance. Titles in this category range from investigative journalism and athlete memoirs detailing high‑profile doping scandals, to popular science and medical texts that explain pharmacology, physiological effects and health risks, as well as policy analyses on testing, regulation and fairness in sport. It also includes broader cultural and speculative works that explore performance enhancement beyond athletics — in academics, the military, or through future bioengineering — and interrogate questions of advantage, consent and identity. Readers are typically drawn by interests in sports, medicine, law, ethics and contemporary social issues, and the books can be scholarly, journalistic, cautionary, or fictional in tone.

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