Stuart Ritchie

If we want to help people lose weight, or just eat more healthily in general, we need to know as much as we can about the psychology of when we feel satiated

There’s potentially something interesting going on here, but without a range of better studies to really pin down what’s going on, nobody should be overly worried that their beloved pet might be—literally—driving them mad.

A new study means that we’ve once again started to make some progress on the question of morning sickness, but a cure is some way off.

Why do some people get worse hangovers than others? And is it really true that some people suffer from the fabled 'two-day hangover'?

Yes, we’re facing some serious challenges, but who could look at all the scientific advances we made in 2023 and not feel positive about our ability to face them?

Home health care Breaking the Cycle: Telehealth Treatment for People in Custody is Key to Recidivism Disruption

The shift away from the traditional 60/40 portfolio has been a topic of much discussion, particularly following the challenges of 2022 when both bonds and stocks experienced declines.

Expert tax advisor Stuart Ritchie explains the fundamentals of inheritance tax and his four "building blocks" of estate planning in an exclusive guide for GB News members

Thinking about who will inherit your personal wealth and assets is one thing. Thinking about who will inherit your business interests is another. But both are of equal importance.

Many people are wealthier by comparison than they realise, with the so-called ‘mass affluent' market applying to around 13.1 million people – that's the population of a mega-city like London or Mumbai.