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Annalisa is a reporter at Quartz. She hails from Bergamo (Italy) but has worked and lived in Paris and Delhi before settling in the US (for now). She was the founding editor of art, culture and lifestyle portal The India Tube and a writer and editor at Narratively, Global Voices, Timbuktu, Motherland, W+K Delhi, and Fabrica. She holds a master's degree in semiotics and a bachelor's degree in mass communication from the University of Bologna.

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Trudging towards interoperability

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By Christina Farr, Ruth Reader Verified, Annalisa Merelli Verified
| Second Opinion Media
This week a scoop from SO and a conversation with AMA's Jennifer Goldsack September 13, 2026 • 9 min read • Christina Farr, Ruth Reader and Annalisa Merelli Upcoming Sessions Live conversations with the people shaping healthcare. View all → Upcoming Reg. Closed Past Event Is AI ready for real-world clinical care?
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Breaking down the J-51 tax abatement: Who is it for, and how can it help?

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By Annalisa Merelli Verified
| Skylight
New York City property owners know that renovations can be a headache. They are usually costly, chaotic, disruptive, and they tend to take longer than expected to complete. But they’re a necessary part of building upkeep, and now, they’re a crucial part of helping buildings comply with the city’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions from its built environment.
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Physicians, Hospitals Grapple With Looming Medicaid Cuts

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By Annalisa Merelli Verified
| Medscape Verified
Hospitals and physicians are staring down historic budget cuts to Medicaid, starting as early as January when states will lose extra federal money for expanding the government health program. Further down the road, enrollees will face new burdens including work requirements, cost-sharing, and more frequent eligibility determinations. At the same time, millions of patients with Obamacare coverage will find their monthly premiums as pandemic-era tax credits expire.
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