Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren caruba

The Dallas Morning News and the San Antonio Express-News investigated why many Americans bleed to death from injuries they might have survived. The series is called "Bleeding Out: A Public Health Crisis in the American Trauma." Investigative reporter Lauren Caruba spent more than two years reporting the series.

Traumatic injuries are the leading cause of death in the U.S. for people under 45, and the odds of survival may depend on what part of the state you’re in. Lauren Caruba of the Dallas Morning News joins us to talk about a new investigation. The Texas Standard’s Sean Saldaña has the latest on what […] The post Rare ‘Cattle Tyrant' spotting dominates birders' attention appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Health and medical reporter Lauren Caruba discusses her dramatic profile of John Vargas, Jr., one of the first recipients of a double lung transplants due to COVID in the country. Read: 'You're not supposed to be here' - At 34, he needed new lungs after COVID wreaked havoc

Health and medical reporter Lauren Caruba discusses her dramatic profile of John Vargas, Jr., one of the first recipients of a double lung transplants due to COVID in the country. Read: 'You're not supposed to be here' - At 34, he needed new lungs after COVID wreaked havoc

The coronavirus has upended delicate conversations about end-of-life medical care. In this episode of EN-Depth, health reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Lisa Krantz share the heart-wrenching experience of one San Antonio family.

The coronavirus has upended delicate conversations about end-of-life medical care. In this episode of EN-Depth, health reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Lisa Krantz share the heart-wrenching experience of one San Antonio family.

The COVID-19 intensive care unit at San Antonio’s Northeast Baptist Hospital is for the sickest of the sick. It’s a place of ventilators, breathing tubes and elaborate protective gear. For nurses, the night shift is long stretches of quiet punctuated by crisis. Express-News reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Bob Owen spent two nights alongside them. They tell us what it was like behind the scenes of the story.

The COVID-19 intensive care unit at San Antonio’s Northeast Baptist Hospital is for the sickest of the sick. It’s a place of ventilators, breathing tubes and elaborate protective gear. For nurses, the night shift is long stretches of quiet punctuated by crisis. Express-News reporter Lauren Caruba and photographer Bob Owen spent two nights alongside them. They tell us what it was like behind the scenes of the story. Read: Night Shift

  Express-News health and medicine reporter Lauren Caruba has details on the case of Dez Del Barba, who during Army basic training came down with the potentially fatal infection commonly called “flesh-eating bacteria.” Find more details at https://www.expressnews.com/author/lauren-caruba/?utm_campaign=podcast.

San Antonio Express-News health reporter Lauren Caruba has details on a two-year study of the role brain activity patterns play in people who stutter that is currently underway at the University of Texas San Antonio. Find more details at https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/UTSA-researchers-study-relationship-between-brain-13278536.php.

San Antonio Express-News education reporter Lauren Caruba describes her time reporting in El Paso on the recent happenings involving separated families at the border. Find more info at https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/In-Tornillo-shelter-migrant-kids-spend-their-13025328.php