Jules J. Berman Ordre des livres

Exploring the nature of scientific inquiry, this volume emphasizes that science is fundamentally about drawing conclusions from observations rather than merely accumulating facts. It delves into the methodologies and thought processes that underpin scientific discovery, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and inference in understanding the world. The book aims to reshape the reader's perception of science, presenting it as a dynamic and evolving discipline.

Emphasizing the importance of observational skills in biomedical sciences, this volume argues that researchers should not rely solely on statisticians for data interpretation. It advocates for individuals to engage actively with their own data, as their insights can lead to more accurate conclusions and inform effective mathematical analyses. The book aims to empower scientists by bridging the gap between qualitative observations and quantitative analysis, enhancing their ability to contribute meaningfully to their fields.

This comprehensive guide delves into the classification of infectious diseases by exploring the biological categories of pathogenic organisms. It provides detailed insights into various pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, along with their characteristics and the diseases they cause. The second edition updates previous information with the latest research, making it an essential resource for students, researchers, and healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of infectious diseases and their classifications.