
Emilie Signora is a manager of public affairs at PhRMA focusing on the cost and value of medicines, as well as media executive visibility work. She previously worked for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s communications team. She received a B.A. in Communications from George Washington University. Outside of the office, Emilie enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.
Recent Posts
ICYMI: PhRMA COO Lori Reilly Esq. speaks with Jacob Van Naarden about the future of cancer research

Our health care ecosystem has made tremendous progress in the fight against cancer, with the cancer death rate falling 32% from its peak in 1991. On November 3, PhRMA sponsored The Atlantic’s People...
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New comments outline ways to protect patients from health plans and PBMs who profit from patient assistance

PhRMA submitted comments this week in response to the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) proposed rule on the Nondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities. As outlined in our...
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Value assessment should include all aspects of value that matter to patients

We need to move toward a more value-driven health care system that centers around patients’ needs. Sound evidence can help guide us toward that, and we’re committed to developing tools to help...
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Making coupons count for patients with HIV

Despite having insurance, too many patients with HIV face high out-of-pocket costs for brand medicines. This is largely driven by insurer-imposed barriers that shift the cost of life-saving care onto...
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ICYMI: PhRMA COO Lori Reilly spotlights efforts to improve health care in 2022 and beyond

The COVID-19 pandemic has made clear how important a stable health care system is to the American people, both during times of crisis and beyond. Patients deserve sustainable, patient-centered...
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How standardized plans can improve patients’ access to medicines

While insurers negotiate steep discounts on medicines, they don’t always share these savings directly with patients. In recent years, insurers have shifted costs for brand medicines to patients by...
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Making medicines more affordable: Preserving safety-net programs like 340B

Common-sense reforms can help ensure everyone benefits from America’s engine of innovation and receives the care they need and deserve. In this series, we’re taking a closer look at PhRMA’s advocacy...
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Making medicines more affordable: Making insurance work like insurance

Common-sense reforms can help ensure everyone benefits from America’s engine of innovation and receives the care they need and deserve. In this series, we’re taking a closer look at PhRMA’s advocacy...
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Making medicines more affordable: Sharing savings at the pharmacy counter

Common-sense reforms can help ensure everyone benefits from America’s engine of innovation and receives the care they need and deserve. In this series, we’re taking a closer look at PhRMA’s advocacy...
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Making medicines more affordable: Modernizing Medicare

Common-sense reforms can help ensure everyone benefits from America’s engine of innovation and receives the care they need and deserve. In this series, we’re taking a closer look at PhRMA’s advocacy...
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