
Demystify medical literature with "How to Read a Paper" - the evidence-based medicine bible that transformed healthcare education worldwide. Endorsed by "Bad Science" author Ben Goldacre, this essential guide teaches critical thinking that improves patient care across disciplines.
著者の声を通じて本を感じる
知識を魅力的で例が豊富な洞察に変換
キーアイデアを瞬時にキャプチャして素早く学習
楽しく魅力的な方法で本を楽しむ
Ever felt overwhelmed trying to make sense of medical research? You're in good company. When "How to Read a Paper" first appeared in 1996, evidence-based medicine was just emerging. Today, it's the foundation of modern healthcare. This guide - now in its seventh edition - has become essential reading for anyone navigating medical literature, from physicians making treatment decisions to patients understanding their options. Even Bill Gates counts it among his essential healthcare reads. What makes this approach so revolutionary? It shifts healthcare from "I think this works" to "the evidence shows this works," combining systematic research with clinical expertise and patient values to make truly informed decisions. Medical history is littered with well-intentioned but harmful practices. For decades, babies were placed on their stomachs to sleep until evidence revealed this increased sudden infant death risk. Antiarrhythmic drugs were routinely prescribed after heart attacks until research showed they actually increased mortality by 20-30%. Hormone replacement therapy was widely recommended for preventing heart disease in women until large trials demonstrated increased risks. These mistakes persisted because of problematic decision-making patterns: relying on personal anecdotes rather than collective data, changing practice based on single studies without critical evaluation, or worst of all, perpetuating traditions based on expert consensus without evidence. The information challenge is immense - Medline alone contains over 29 million references with thousands added daily. Healthcare professionals typically have less than an hour weekly for reading, creating what many call the "information jungle." Understanding the hierarchy of evidence - from systematic reviews at the top to expert opinion near the bottom - helps prioritize which studies deserve greater weight while recognizing different research questions require different approaches.
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