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Emma Freer

Emma Freer

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Reporter, Texas Medicine Magazine

Washington

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all typically with a hard news, startups tech commercialization, actionable angle VC/Angel/PE, preferably with TN and/or MidSouth tie-ins.entrepreneurship, economic development

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Total articles 1793

  • Congress Shouldn’t Let Healthcare Middlemen Open Another Legal Loophole

    By Emma Freer Verified, Economic Liberties| Substack@ By Emma Freer, Senior Policy Analyst for HealthcareLast fall, the House passed the Seniors Access to Critical Medications Act, sponsored by Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R-TN). It’s a seemingly innocuous piece of legislation, purporting to help Medicare patients access their cancer medications.

    By Emma Freer Verified, Economic Liberties · Substack

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • City, police union resume bargaining over long-term police labor contract - Austin Monitor

    By Emma Freer Verified| Austin Monitor Verified Friday, March 15, 2024 by Emma Freer After more than a yearlong hiatus, the city and the Austin Police Association (APA) resumed long-term police labor contract negotiations on Wednesday. But it remains to be seen whether the two bargaining teams will be able to reach an agreement that complies with the Austin Police Oversight Act (APOA), a condition of City Council approval and city attorney certification.

    By Emma Freer Verified · Austin Monitor

    Mar. 15, 2024

  • Congress Shouldn’t Let Healthcare Middlemen Open Another Legal Loophole

    By Emma Freer Verified, Economic Liberties| Substack@ By Emma Freer, Senior Policy Analyst for HealthcareLast fall, the House passed the Seniors Access to Critical Medications Act, sponsored by Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R-TN). It’s a seemingly innocuous piece of legislation, purporting to help Medicare patients access their cancer medications.

    By Emma Freer Verified, Economic Liberties · Substack

    Mar. 25, 2025

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Texas Medicine Magazine

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

+1 301-221-7778