Eleanor Hart

Women's health journalist

12 ArtikelWriting on women's health since 2009Based in London

Eleanor has spent more than fifteen years writing about the parts of women's health that tend to get rushed in a ten-minute appointment: irregular cycles, stubborn weight, skin that changes with the month, and the long road to a PCOS diagnosis.

At Orbelli she turns new research and clinical guidance into plain, practical reading. She checks every claim against the published studies, says so when the evidence is thin, and writes for the woman who is still working out what her symptoms mean.

Most women I interview were told to lose weight and come back later. They deserved a clear explanation the first time.

Fachgebiete

PMOS (PCOS)Symptoms, diagnosis, and what the 2026 rename from PCOS means in practice.
Insulin and metabolismHow insulin resistance links weight, energy and cycles.
Cycles and fertilityPeriod changes, PMS, and trying to conceive with PMOS.
Reading the evidenceWhat a study actually shows, and what it does not.

Werdegang

Fifteen years on health desks, mostly covering hormones, nutrition and the gaps in women's care.

2025 to nowWriter, Orbelli JournalCovers PMOS (PCOS), cycles and the research behind each ingredient in the formula.
2018 to 2025Health editor, women's lifestyle magazineRan the health section and had clinicians review every medical feature before print.
2013 to 2018Health reporter, national newspaperReported on women's services, fertility care and nutrition science.
2009 to 2013Staff writer, consumer health titleWrote condition explainers and first-person patient stories.