TribElle Events

📅 2 July 2026  ·  6:30 PM BST

TribeTalk: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS)

PCOS has a new name - and a lot of questions that come with it. A live conversation on what the rename to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) means for your care.

Key takeaway: PMOS is a whole-body condition affecting hormones, metabolism, mental health, skin, and cardiovascular health - not just the ovaries.

📅 24 June 2026  ·  12:15 PM BST

TribeTalks: Oral GLP-1s - What Are They and How Do They Work?

No injections, no needles - just a tablet. Our Clinical Director and Superintendent Pharmacist Julie Boora cut through the noise on oral GLP-1s: how they work, how they differ from injectable versions, who they might suit, and what the evidence says so far.

Key takeaway: Oral GLP-1s work in the same way as injectable versions but are not interchangeable - suitability, dosing and side effects differ, so a pharmacist consultation matters before starting.

📅 21 May 2026  ·  6:30 PM BST

TribeTalk: Why Do I Feel Like This? Understanding Anxiety in Your Body

A live conversation with psychotherapist Marine Vernet MBACP and our clinical lead on what actually happens in your body when anxiety shows up - and what genuinely helps.

Key takeaway: Anxiety is a physical as well as psychological experience, often presenting as fatigue, irritability, and disrupted sleep rather than panic - and most women were never taught to recognise it.

📅 11 March 2026  ·  6:30 PM GMT

TribeTalk: Weight Loss and BMI in South Asian Women

Exploring the unique metabolic and cultural factors that shape weight management for South Asian women, with expert insight and honest conversation.

Key takeaway: South Asian women face a higher risk of type 2 diabetes and metabolic conditions at lower BMI thresholds than standard guidelines reflect - weight management approaches should account for these differences.

📅 21 January 2026  ·  6:30 PM GMT

Endometriosis and Adenomyosis: When Period Pain Isn't 'Normal'

A deep-dive into two conditions that are still widely misunderstood - covering symptoms, diagnosis timelines, and what you deserve from your healthcare team.

Key takeaway: Endometriosis affects approximately 1 in 10 women and takes an average of 8 years to diagnose in the UK. Painful periods are not normal and women deserve timely investigation and care.

📅 19 November 2025  ·  6:30 PM GMT

Nutrition and You: Self-Care Through Nutrition

Practical, evidence-based guidance on how nutrition can support women's health - from hormonal balance to energy levels and everything in between.

Key takeaway: Nutrition has a direct impact on hormonal balance, energy, and metabolic health in women - dietary choices can actively support conditions including PMOS, perimenopause, and thyroid dysfunction.

📅 22 October 2025  ·  6:30 PM BST

TribeTalks: Menopause and Lifestyle - Thriving Through the Transition

Honest, empowering conversation about navigating menopause - covering lifestyle changes, HRT, and how to feel like yourself again.

Key takeaway: Menopause is a multi-year hormonal transition, not a single event - lifestyle adjustments alongside HRT can significantly improve quality of life during perimenopause and beyond.

What is a TribeTalk?

TribeTalks are free monthly webinars hosted by TribElle, the UK's only online pharmacy built for women. Each session brings together our clinical team and expert guest speakers to have real conversations about women's health - from perimenopause and PMOS to GLP-1 treatments and mental health. Sessions run for 45 minutes and are open to everyone.

Are TribElle events free to attend?

Yes. All TribeTalk webinars are completely free. Register via Eventbrite and join live online. Past event recaps are available on TribElle's Instagram page.

Can perimenopause start in your late 30s or early 40s?

Yes. Perimenopause can start years before your fifties, often in your late 30s or early 40s. Because the symptoms don't always look like the classic hot flush - think changing periods, waking at 3am, brain fog, anxiety that feels out of character - many women are told it's stress or just getting older. Our free TribeTalk on 21 October 2026 covers exactly this, including when testing helps and how to talk to your GP.

Does TribElle speak at other women's health events?

Yes. Our co-founder and Superintendent Pharmacist Julie Boora speaks at partner events across London. Next up she joins the founders of Cerebella, OneCarbon and Hysteron on the panel at Menopause: Lived Experience + Research & Innovation at 120 Moorgate on 15 October 2026, hosted by Celsius Innovations. Registration is via Luma and subject to host approval.

What is PMOS - and why is TribElle talking about it?

PMOS stands for polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome - the new name for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), agreed through a global consensus process and published in The Lancet in May 2026. The rename reflects that this is a whole-body condition affecting hormones, metabolism, mental health, skin, and cardiovascular health. Up to 70% of those affected remain undiagnosed. TribElle hosted a free webinar on PMOS on 2 July 2026 - watch the recap on our Instagram.

What are oral GLP-1 treatments and can a pharmacist answer my questions?

Oral GLP-1s are tablet versions of GLP-1 medications, traditionally given by injection, used for weight management. Our Superintendent Pharmacist Julie Boora hosted a free live webinar on 24 June 2026 breaking down how they work, how they differ from injectable versions, and who they may be suitable for - watch the recap on our Instagram.

Is TribElle a registered pharmacy?

Yes. TribElle is registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC Registration 9012688). It is the UK's only online pharmacy built specifically for women, based in London, and co-founded by Superintendent Pharmacist Julie Boora.