Dr. Jen Ashton, MD breaks down what the research actually says about women’s health—no noise, no filler, just science you can use. After 12 years as ABC News Chief Medical Correspondent, she’s done with two-minute segments. Now there’s no time limit. Board-certified in OB-GYN and Obesity Medicine with a Master’s in Nutrition, she’s the doctor who connects the dots. Weekly: myths, research, hormones, nutrition, weight, and longevity. For educational and informational purposes only, not medical advice. Please consult your own physician. No physician-patient relationship is created.
What this show covers
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What listeners will find here
Prediabetes, glucose spikes, and GLP-1s—what Dr. Anne Peters wants people to understand
Prediabetes is the focus here, with Dr. Jennifer Ashton talking to diabetes specialist Dr. Anne Peters about what the label means, whether it can be reversed, and what to do next. They also dig into glucose monitoring, gestational diabetes follow-up, and the risks of cycling on and off GLP-1 drugs.
How Dr. Jennifer Ashton went from OB-GYN to TV doctor
Dr. Jennifer Ashton uses this 10-minute trailer to introduce Dear Dr. Jen and the path that took her from an exhausted young OB-GYN to 18 years as a network medical correspondent. It sets up a show focused not just on health topics, but on the person delivering them and the stories that stayed with her.
Dr. Jen Ashton launches a science-first women’s health show
Women’s health is the focus here, with Dr. Jen Ashton promising clear, research-based guidance on hormones, nutrition, weight, and longevity. This opening episode introduces a weekly show built to cut through myths and explain the studies behind the headlines.
Dr. Jen’s path from exhausted OB-GYN to trusted TV doctor
This episode traces Dr. Jennifer Ashton’s journey from practicing OB-GYN to longtime network medical correspondent. She reflects on the moments that shaped her, from Haiti and COVID coverage to personal loss and unforgettable cases, while explaining how media work changed her as a doctor.
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