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Emily's coverage is heavily focused on healthcare, scientific findings, and government announcements related to health and medical conditions. She also covers breaking news in this space.
Given Emily’s focus on citing data and government announcements in the healthcare sector, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on new studies or statistics related to medical conditions and their impact. Additionally, sources with insights into governmental policies affecting the healthcare sector could be valuable for her reporting.
While Emily focuses primarily on UK-specific topics, some international comparisons may also interest her given her coverage of global survival rates for cancer.
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