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Cheerleading should be a sport, pediatricians say
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The number of cheerleading injuries has risen over the past two decades, prompting the American Academy of Pediatrics to recommend that schools designate it as a sport, with safety rules and additional supervision. NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports.Oct. 23, 2012
