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Stuart Ritchie

Stuart Ritchie is a psychologist and a Lecturer in the Social, Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry Centre at King’s College London

@StuartJRitchie

Stuart Ritchie is a psychologist and a Lecturer in the Social, Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry Centre at King’s College London

The dangerous side of Munchausen’s

Stuart Ritchie

07 Feb 2022

Johann Hari’s stolen ideas

Stuart Ritchie

07 Jan 2022

Does depression exist?

Stuart Ritchie

25 Nov 2021

Does Grand Theft Auto save lives?

Stuart Ritchie

22 Oct 2021

The dangers of the Nobel Prize

Stuart Ritchie

07 Oct 2021

Is Instagram really bad for teenagers?

Stuart Ritchie

22 Sep 2021

Never trust a scientist

Stuart Ritchie

26 Aug 2021

Britain’s absurd quarantine failures

Stuart Ritchie

28 Jul 2021

Does Long Covid really exist?

Stuart Ritchie

30 Jun 2021

You’re more biased than you think

Stuart Ritchie

27 May 2021

What makes us hate?

Stuart Ritchie

22 Apr 2021

The Government’s Covid comms failure

Stuart Ritchie

05 Feb 2021

Do you know how Covid really spreads?

Stuart Ritchie

15 Jan 2021

Autism isn’t always a superpower

Stuart Ritchie

22 Dec 2020

Can we eradicate Covid-19?

Saloni Dattani

07 Dec 2020

How the experts messed up on Covid

Stuart Ritchie

26 Oct 2020

The truth about vaccines

Stuart Ritchie

29 Jul 2020

There should never be heroes in science

Stuart Ritchie

29 Jun 2020

Our dangerous addiction to prediction

Stuart Ritchie

27 May 2020

Don’t trust the psychologists on coronavirus

Stuart Ritchie

31 Mar 2020