Celine Castronuovo is a Reporter at Bloomberg Law. She covers state health trends with a focus on health news, consumer health, and drugs and medication. Celine's work has been featured in Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg News, Los Angeles Times, Brunswick News Inc., Analytics on Fire Podcast, and MSN.
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Celine's coverage is heavily focused on legal and government announcements related to healthcare, pharmaceuticals, drug pricing, and Medicare. She consistently reports on legal actions and regulatory developments within the healthcare sector. Therefore, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on ongoing lawsuits, government policies impacting drug pricing or Medicare, and regulatory changes affecting the pharmaceutical industry.
Given her focus on specific legal cases and governmental decisions in the healthcare space, Celine may find value in receiving insights from experts with direct knowledge of these issues or those who can contextualize broader trends in health policy and regulation.
While Celine does not have a specified geographic focus, she provides comprehensive coverage of national-level developments within the United States across various states.
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By: Celine Castronuovo
WASHINGTON — A federal jury found a former Justice Department employee not guilty of misdemeanor assault over a viral incident in which he threw a sandwich at a Customs and
(Bloomberg) -- Alina Habba, President Donald Trumps pick to be the top US prosecutor in New Jersey, was not lawfully appointed to the job, a federal
By: Celine Castronuovo
Law professor Stephen L. Carter has this essay online at Bloomberg Opinion. Posted at 1:39 PM by Howard Bashman
By: Celine Castronuovo
WASHINGTON - A top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee is requesting that administration officials disclose records of any federal agency
By: Celine Castronuovo
WASHINGTON — A top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee is requesting that administration officials disclose records of any federal agency
