Editorial Standards

Last updated: 30 July 2026

Rich Health Magazine is a publication of Nani Media House, an independent publisher based in London. This page explains how we choose our stories, how we source them, and the standards every piece we publish is held to.

How we choose stories

Our editorial desk selects stories on merit: we cover what we judge to be genuinely interesting, useful or newsworthy for our readers. Some stories originate with the desk; others reach us as pitches, press material or reader tips. However a story arrives, the decision to cover it and the way it is written are ours.

Sourcing and quotes

We work from primary material wherever possible: interviews and first-party quotes gathered directly from the people involved, official filings and announcements, and original documents. Where we rely on another publication's reporting, we link to it. Quotes are not invented, and are edited only for length and clarity.

Commercial and partner content

Like most independent publishers, part of our funding comes from commercial content: features, spotlights and coverage produced in cooperation with the people and companies they describe. Details of how the publication is funded are on our Ownership & Funding page. Commercial content goes through the same editorial process as everything else we publish: it is written by our desk, checked for accuracy, and we do not publish claims we cannot stand behind, whoever the story came from.

Accuracy and corrections

We aim to get things right the first time. When we get a material fact wrong, we correct the article and append a dated correction note. Our Corrections Policy explains how that works and how to request a correction.

Ethics and independence

Our journalists do not accept payment or gifts from the subjects of editorial coverage. Advertising and commercial content do not buy favourable treatment in our editorial reporting, and advertisers have no say in what our desk covers or how. We do not run third-party ad networks, tracking pixels or programmatic exchanges; every advertisement on this site is served from our own infrastructure.

How we use technology

Our desk uses editorial technology, including AI tools, to assist with research, drafting and production. Every article is reviewed and approved by our editors before publication, and responsibility for what we publish always rests with a human editor. Illustrations and images generated with AI are labelled as such in their image metadata.

Contact the desk

Questions about our standards, story tips and complaints all reach the same place: