Head injuries among cheerleaders declined after a 2012 rule change that banned the "double down" twisting dismount in stunts performed in high school and lower-level grades, a study showed. From 2004 ...
Dr. John Rodgers, of Orthopedic Associates of Lancaster, says most cheerleading injuries are minor, such as strained knees, sprained ankles and fractured wrists. But there are also a surprising number ...
Which athletes run the greatest risk of injury? You might think football players, but the answer is on the sideline, not the field. Twisted ankles, sprained wrists and broken limbs are common in many ...
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