Fundamentals of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Methods in Research Involving Human Participants provides a clear and practical introduction to medical research methodology for undergraduate and postgraduate students, PhD scholars, faculty members, and healthcare professionals. The book is designed to connect foundational concepts with their practical application in clinical and academic research.

The chapters introduce essential epidemiological principles and methods, enabling readers to understand disease patterns, trends, and determinants. Biostatistics is presented in a simple and accessible manner, demonstrating how statistical concepts and formulas can be applied effectively to interpret and analyse research data. Particular emphasis is placed on research ethics, responsible conduct, and appropriate study design, all of which are fundamental to undertaking scientifically sound and ethically responsible research involving human participants.
The book also acknowledges the importance of respecting intellectual property, copyright, and the collective knowledge that contributes to the advancement of medical research and education.