Women spend nearly half their lives in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Most are handed half the information. AxisHer turns the latest research into a conversation you can have with your doctor — and walk out with answers.
Built on peer-reviewed research. Reviewed by clinicians. Always free to read.
Women were not required to be included in U.S. clinical research until 1993.
Of a woman's life happens after estrogen begins to decline.
Typical delay between symptom onset and a useful diagnosis.
Of OB-GYN residency programs offer formal menopause curriculum.
Four pathways. One mission: turn what the research already knows into care you can actually receive.
Translate the latest research into language you can use. We bring respected clinicians together to walk through the studies, the controversies, and the practical implications.
A downloadable kit that helps you prepare for appointments, track symptoms, ask the right questions, and document the outcome.
For the women who've been dismissed before. Facilitated, evidence-informed virtual circles for women navigating medical trauma, misdiagnosis, or years of unanswered symptoms.
Ready-to-implement midlife health education for employers, ERGs, and benefits leaders—improving retention and showing women they're seen.
Fifteen minutes of prep. One conversation that changes your care. Built with clinicians and tested with real patients.
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“I thought I understood my health—growing up around medicine and advocacy. But when symptoms began in my early 40s, I didn’t recognize them. I was told I was too young and given treatments that didn’t work, and things only grew more overwhelming.”
— JENNIFER FOX
Growing up in a family of medicine and with a mother who advocated for women, I thought I knew how to navigate my health. It turns out I had a lot to learn. When women understand their bodies, they can better advocate for their health.
women consider leaving the workforce because of midlife symptoms their employer doesn't understand.
AxisHer partners with employers and Employee Resource Groups to deliver evidence-based midlife health education that improves retention, strengthens workplace performance, and signals to women that they're seen.
Fewer than one in five OB-GYN residency programs offer a formal menopause curriculum.
For CliniciansMost clinicians finished training with almost no formal education in perimenopause and menopause because the curriculum wasn't there. AxisHer turns current evidence into CME-accredited education you can use in practice, on the schedule you actually keep.
Emerging research, made readable in the time you have between meetings.
The tools to advocate — for your sleep, your mood, your bones, your future.
An informed community that replaces isolation with collective expertise.
Systems that finally treat midlife as the medical inflection point it is.