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Teddy Amenabar

Teddy Amenabar

General Assignment Reporter at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Peloton recalls 833,000 bikes due to a risk of broken seats

The recall refers to certain Peloton Original Series Bike+ units with the model number PL02.
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Life can feel scary. What a fear expert recommends you do to face it.

Fear is a survival mechanism that can keep you from harm. But it can be maladapted for the modern world and make you feel afraid in a way that’s not helpful.
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These drugs can calm you before a performance or speech. Here’s how.

These blood-pressure-lowering drugs can calm the rapid heartbeat, shaky voice and trembling hands that can wreck a performance, work presentation or wedding toast.
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The surprising body change that happens when you roll your shoulders

Turns out a shoulder roll can drop your blood pressure, which may be the reason for the pleasurable sensation.
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3 science-backed ways to avoid a knee replacement

If you want healthier knees “motion is lotion,” one expert said.
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I tried Starbucks’s new protein-rich drinks. Here’s how they taste.

Do you really need extra protein in your favorite coffee drink? We asked nutritionists.
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This therapy for chronic back pain can be surprisingly effective

A personalized approach that uses physical and psychological coaching may help some people manage their chronic, disabling pain.
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What happens to your body when you jump

To maintain or even strengthen bones as you age, it helps to load the skeleton with enough force, researchers say. Jumping around appears to provide this force.
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5 warning signs of a heart attack, according to cardiologists

5 warning signs of a heart attack, according to cardiologists
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A small change in how you walk may help reduce knee pain

Gait training could be an effective way to mitigate arthritis pain for some people, a small study shows.
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92-year-old sprinter’s body holds clues for healthy aging, scientis...

Emma Maria Mazzenga, 92, holds four world records for women over 90. Now, researchers are trying to understand the secret to her success.