Alan Zarembo

Investigative reporter for LA Times

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Science writer for the Los Angeles Times

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If you live in LA, San Francisco or New York and you get sick and need a new liver or a lung, you’ll probably have to wait a lot longer than someone in South Carolina or Louisiana.

Getting organ transplants: Why wait times are longer in Los Angeles than New Orleans

If you live in LA, San Francisco or New York and you get sick and need a new liver or a lung, you’ll probably have to wait a lot longer than someone in South Carolina or Louisiana.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

An LA Times investigative report finds that PTSD claims have exploded - and that many of those cases could be exaggerated or made up entirely.

PTSD Claims

An LA Times investigative report finds that PTSD claims have exploded - and that many of those cases could be exaggerated or made up entirely.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Al Gore has won this year's Nobel Peace Prize for his international work on global warming. He shares the award with the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change .

First an Oscar, Now Al Gore Wins the Nobel Peace Prize

Al Gore has won this year's Nobel Peace Prize for his international work on global warming. He shares the award with the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change .

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