Chelsea Cirruzzo is a reporter for Axios and POLITICO, focusing on local news in Washington D.C. Her articles cover a range of topics including entertainment, local legislation, healthcare, and technology. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering stories that impact the community, Chelsea brings a fresh perspective to her reporting.
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Chelsea's coverage is focused on local events and government announcements in Washington D.C., with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and politics. Given her focus, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to local political developments, legislative changes, or community events within Washington D.C.
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Reforming organ transplant system? Not so easy. By CHELSEA CIRRUZZO and BEN LEONARD 08/02/2024 10:00 AM EDT With Erin Schumaker
Biden bookends drug price negotiations By CHELSEA CIRRUZZO and BEN LEONARD 08/16/2024 10:00 AM EDT Driving The Day
Trump, Harris square off on abortion, ACA, Covid By CHELSEA CIRRUZZO and BEN LEONARD 09/11/2024 10:00 AM EDT Presented by
A government shutdown? HHS has a plan. By CHELSEA CIRRUZZO and BEN LEONARD 09/19/2024 10:00 AM EDT Presented by The American Hospital Association
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo, Annie Snider, Brittany Gibson, Ben Leonard, Daniel Payne
Kennedy and his “Make America Healthy Again” movement want to go after traditional GOP interests in food and pharma.
By: Meridith Mcgraw, Chelsea Cirruzzo
The choice will roil many public health experts after his years of touting debunked claims that vaccines cause autism.
By: Annie Snider, Chelsea Cirruzzo, Marcia Brown, Daniel Payne, Brittany Gibson
Food additives, pesticides and vaccines are on his “Make America Healthy Again” hit list.
By: Ben Leonard, Chelsea Cirruzzo, Juan Perez Jr., Erin Schumaker
Trump’s picks to lead the NIH and FDA were critics of health officials and their pandemic policies.
Donald Trump's pick to lead HHS has 20 meetings scheduled with senators next week.
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