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Teddy Amenabar

Teddy Amenabar

General Assignment Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine

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Are you good at building friendships? Here’s how to tell.

Experts say that building close friendships takes effort and intentionality, and that it's essential for a healthy life.
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Why kettlebells are so popular for quick, at-home workouts

Dads on social media are raving about the versatile weights, which can help you get a quick, full-body workout.
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The latest skincare trend: Beef fat. Yes, beef fat.

Beef tallow, or rendered beef fat, is lauded on TikTok as a natural skincare treatment. Dermatologists say it’s no better than conventional moisturizers.
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A pizzeria mistakenly sold pizza laced with THC. Here’s how it happ...

A pizzeria in Wisconsin accidentally served THC-laced pizza, causing symptoms in customers.
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Carbo-loading before a big run? Here’s what experts suggest.

Before a marathon, runners should consume carbohydrates that are low in fiber and easy to digest, experts say.
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How long can you stand on one foot? The answer may predict your fal...

“If you can’t stand on your leg for five seconds, you’re at risk of falls,” said Kenton Kaufman, the senior author of the Mayo Clinic study.
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Got canker sores? Try switching your toothpaste.

Sodium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient used to make toothpaste foamy, has been linked to longer-lasting, more-painful canker sores.
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Lead found in several ground cinnamon products tested by Consumer R...

A new study by Consumer Reports found concerning levels of lead in about one-third of cinnamon powders and spice blends that it tested.
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Rugby star Ariana Ramsey is making the most of free Olympic health ...

Ramsey is going viral for her videos about her multiple medical appointments and the free health care offered at the Olympic Village in Paris.
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Some dark chocolates contain heavy metals. Should you be concerned?

Researchers discovered lead and cadmium in tested cocoa products, but the levels are not alarming, they said.
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What is ‘Teflon flu’? It’s linked to a coating on some nonstick pans.

Confirmed cases of the illness remain rare, but scientists said some pans can burn off potentially harmful fumes if heated to very high temperatures.