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    ‘Euphoria’ producer Kevin Turen’s cause of death revealed

    LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County medical examiner released the cause of death for Kevin Turen, the “Euphoria” producer who died in November. The medical examiner listed “acute cardiac dysfunction” and “hypertrophic heart disease” as the official causes of death for Turen, 45. The office also cited coronary artery atherosclerosis as a contributing condition. Turen suffered a cardiac event ...
    by August Brown, Los Angeles Times Dec 02, 2023 1 minute
    From left, producers Scott Aversano, Justin Nappi and Kevin Turen arrive to the "That Awkward Moment" premiere at Regal Cinemas L.A. Live on Jan. 27, 2014, in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County medical examiner released the cause of death for Kevin Turen, the “Euphoria” producer who died in November.

    The medical examiner listed “acute cardiac dysfunction” and “hypertrophic heart disease” as

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