Ashley May

Hershey, United States

Hub Director at Axios

Hub Director @Axios. Formerly @USATODAY.

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Midi Health launches AgeWell, a longevity program covered by insurance

1 month ago | axios.com | Ashley May

Illustration: Allie Carl/AxiosThe women's telehealth company Midi said Tuesday it's launching a longevity care program that will be covered by private insurers nationwide. Why it matters: Longevity care is booming, but it mostly serves the wealthy. As preventive health messaging and midlife care becomes more common, telehealth businesses are pushing to broaden access.
How much creatine to take? What to know about the supplement's muscle and mind benefits

1 month ago | axios.com | Ashley May

Illustration: Brendan Lynch/AxiosCreatine monohydrate, once a supplement marketed to bodybuilders and athletes, has now become popular with aging Americans. Why it matters: It's another tool longevity experts say can help people live stronger for longer — both in body and mind. What we're hearing: Building muscle before old age is key to maximizing healthspan.
Where new legislation is advancing care

2 months ago | axios.com | Ashley May
Why Louisiana women aren't getting the menopause care they need

Mar 11, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May |Chelsea Brasted

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women don't get the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office. Stunning stat: Only about 7% of OB-GYN residents reported feeling adequately prepared to manage menopause, according to a 2019 survey published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Why menopause care is still a challenge in California

Mar 6, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May |Shawna Chen |Kate Murphy

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women in California and around the world lack access to the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office.
Why finding menopause care is still a challenge in Oregon

Mar 5, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May |Kale Williams

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women don't get the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office. Catch up quick: In 2002, research from the Women's Health Initiative found hormone therapy increased a woman's risk of heart disease and breast cancer, upending conventional medical recommendations about the treatment.
Why finding menopause care is still a challenge in Washington state

Mar 4, 2025 | axios.com | Melissa Santos |Ashley May

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women don't get the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office. Catch up quick: In 2002, research from the Women's Health Initiative found hormone therapy increased a woman's risk of heart disease and breast cancer, upending conventional medical recommendations about the treatment.
Tennessee's menopause specialists

Mar 4, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women don't get the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office. Stunning stat: Only about 7% of OB-GYN residents reported feeling adequately prepared to manage menopause, according to a 2019 survey published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Your OB-GYN might be feeding you outdated menopause information

Mar 3, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May

Menopause is something every woman goes through, but doctors — even OB-GYNs — aren't required to learn much about it. Why it matters: Millions of women don't get the care they need — and some are getting misinformation at the doctor's office. Catch up quick: In 2002, research from the Women's Health Initiative found hormone therapy increased a woman's risk of heart disease and breast cancer, upending conventional medical recommendations about the treatment.
After D.C. plane crash, "skating community will never be the same"

Jan 31, 2025 | axios.com | Ashley May

Evgenia Shishkova, left, and Vadim Naumov, right, are shown during the 1995 World Figure Skating Championships. Photo: Chris Cole/ALLSPORT via GettyMore than a dozen members of the figure skating community are presumed dead after an American Airlines flight and Army helicopter crashed Wednesday night in D.C. "We have lost family," said Doug Zeghibe, the CEO of the Skating Club of Boston.