Eryn Brown

Science and Health Reporter, LA Times

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Writer! I tweet mostly science but sometimes will post random stuff about kids, basketball, Los Angeles. @latimesscience @latimeshealth @latimes

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@hbecerraLATimes Seriously, he is yelling at the TV set (still watching 4th Q). He also keeps muting the sound. This is sort of painful.
@hbecerraLATimes @LAJourno That would be hilarious. But seriously, I sort of am afraid he'll have a heart attack.
Wow, it is lonely rooting for the Heat on my Twitter feed.
Get the defibrillator! My husband is going to have a heart attack when he sees this. RT @LAJourno: BREAKING--Heat defeat Spurs in Game 6
My husband is still watching the 3rd quarter of the NBA finals. I don't know if I can still watch with him at this point.
@hbecerraLATimes @GreggDoyelCBS Heat fan hubby here in LA still watching game, on tape delay...will watch until bitter end...
RT @LATkarenkaplan: "The chair is out to kill us," says treadmill desk creator Dr. James Levine. Now the AMA agrees. By @LATerynbrown http:…

AMA to offices: Don't make workers sit all day!

latimes.com — Treadmill desks are increasingly popular, and the American Medical Assn. is taking note. On Tuesday, the physicians' group recommended that employers provide workers alternatives to sitting all day. (Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times) "Get off your butts," the nation's doctors said Tuesday, as the American Medical Assn.

This Castle's Toilet Still Holds Parasites From Crusaders' Feces

blogs.smithsonianmag.com — Cyprus, the Mediterranean island nation just south of Turkey, took centuries to gain its independence. The Greeks, Assyrians, Egyptians, Persians, Romans, Ottomans, British and others all took their turns taking over the island, and each left their mark on the archeological record.
Don't need convincing, myself MT @annagorman Ok flats it is! @washingtonpost: what high heels do to your feet wapo.st/16FQ4OZ

High heels can be a pain in the feet

apps.washingtonpost.com — Often painstakingly selected to complete outfits, high heels put stress not just on feet, but on ankles, knees and backs, contributing to the approximately $3.5 billion spent annually in the United States for women's foot surgeries, which cause them to lose 15 million work days yearly.
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