Dr. Jennifer Ashton Announces Departure from ABC News After 13 Years
Ashton to focus on her new women's wellness venture, Ajenda, following her exit.
- Dr. Jennifer Ashton, ABC News' chief medical correspondent, will leave the network in June to lead her wellness company, Ajenda.
- Ajenda, launched last month, aims to address women's health issues like menopause and weight management.
- Ashton has been a prominent figure on ABC, co-hosting GMA3 and contributing to major health coverage, including the COVID-19 pandemic.
- ABC News executives praise Ashton's contributions, noting her role as a key medical journalist and advocate for women's health.
- Ashton plans to continue her media presence, exploring options like podcasts, docuseries, and online education through Ajenda.