Teddy Amenabar
General Assignment Reporter, Well+Being at The Washington Post
Reporter for @washingtonpost Well+Being, covering the health info we see and search online. On the board for @thedbk. Previously Audience at The Post.
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6 days ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Teddy Amenabar
"Sunday scaries is a cute name, but the feeling isn’t cute." Photo / 123rfIf you’re stuck in an anxiety loop every week, that’s a feeling to investigate further. Sarah Redmond, a 27-year-old ultrasound technician, said she feels some form of dread “pretty much every Sunday”. “It’s not that I hate the job itself,” said Redmond, of Louisville. “It’s just being in, like, a cage - in an office all day.” When the weekend comes to a close, Redmond said it feels like “my freedom is ending”.
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6 days ago |
torontosun.com | Teddy Amenabar
When the weekend comes to a close, Redmond said it feels like “my freedom is ending.” One Sunday, she recorded a video on TikTok to “I Dreamed a Dream,” a song from the musical “Les Misérables” about a life that has fallen apart. The video of Redmond, wrapped in a blanket, lip-synching the song, has been played more than 7 million times. “I get the Sunday scaries on Friday evening,” one person replied on TikTok.
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6 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Teddy Amenabar |Richard Sima
Here’s what everyone should know about this new HIV prevention shot (washingtonpost.com) Here’s what everyone should know about this new HIV prevention shot By Teddy Amenabar; Richard Sima 2025062110005900 A twice-a-year shot to prevent HIV has the potential to greatly reduce the spread of the virus in the United States and the rest of the world, but concerns about cost and accessibility remain, health care experts said.
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1 week ago |
infobae.com | Teddy Amenabar
Una rodillera parece ser uno de los métodos más eficaces para tratar el dolor —así como mejorar la función y la rigidez— provocado por la artrosis, un proceso degenerativo común en el que el cartílago que amortigua la articulación se deteriora con el tiempo. Investigadores en China clasificaron la efectividad relativa de una docena de tratamientos, que incluyen desde terapia láser y ultrasonido hasta plantillas inclinadas y cintas de kinesiología, estudiados en 139 ensayos clínicos aleatorizados.
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1 week ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Teddy Amenabar
It turns out a simple knee brace may be the best option for relieving osteoarthritis pain. Photo/ Brett PhibbsA knee brace appears to be one of the more effective ways to treat the pain - as well as improve function and stiffness - from osteoarthritis. Researchers in China ranked the relative effectiveness of a dozen treatments, ranging from laser and ultrasound therapy to wedged insoles and kinesiology tape, studied in 139 randomised controlled trials.
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New for Well+Being: I asked clinical psychiatrists and researchers who study sleep and anxiety -- Why do some people wake up with morning anxiety? https://t.co/iubairtEEu
"The study’s authors found that plunging your limbs into icy water after lifting weights slows blood flow to muscles, hampering their ability to recover and grow." https://t.co/X1UrycDLap
RT @ScottNover: More than 500 Voice of America staffers are being terminated amid the broadcaster's legal battle with the U.S. government.…