Former Senior Health And Wellness Reporter
Alexa Mikhail is a former Senior Health and Wellness Reporter at Fortune Magazine. She focused on topics such as aging, longevity, caregiving, workplace wellness, and mental health, contributing her insights to prominent outlets including The 19th, The Washington Post, and Good Morning America. Alexa's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and Fortune, among others.
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Alexa's coverage focuses on health and wellbeing, mental health, aging, and workplace-related topics. Her articles often cite data and include expert commentary. She seems to prioritize stories that address the impact of these issues on individuals' lives.
If you're reaching out to Alexa, consider providing access to credible data or research findings related to mental health, workplace loneliness, aging concerns, or strategies for improving wellbeing. Additionally, experts who can provide unique insights into these areas are likely to be well-received by her.
Given her national focus on the United States, pitches should take this geographic scope into account when suggesting potential interviewees or story angles.
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Are wearables making us healthier, or just more anxious?
By: Alexa Mikhail
Founder Dr. Robin Berzin says the shift reflects rising consumer demand for proactive, data-driven health care.
Leading endocrinologist and precision medicine doctor Dr. Florence Comite says deep sleep plays a critical role in healthy aging.
By: Alexa Mikhail
Elizabeth Thibaudeau is aware of the longevity boom , a product of the nearly $9 trillion wellness economy that has grown in large part because of the interest in preventive health diagnostics and hacks to age well.
Normal is no longer good enough. As health wearables and wellness tech continue to proliferate, more people are tracking their biomarkers, sleep, and steps.
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon says muscle is "the driver of longevity.”
Lancôme launches a line of products to help the skin “behave more youthful” and “resilient."
Megan Hellerer, the author of “Directional Living," says fulfillment comes from pursuing ambition that aligns with your values.
By: Alexa Mikhail
Welcome to our new series The Pulse, covering everything you need to know about the age of intelligent health.From ovarian aging and maternal health to cardiovascular and dementia risk, HLTH USA 2026 is programming the women’s health conversations medicine has been too slow to have.While women live longer than men, they spend 25% longer in poor health. The healthspan gap, between how long women live and how long they live in good health, is the defining focus of the next frontier in women’s health. “Diminished healthspan ...
