Not Science. Not Scientists. examines how scientific terminology, regulatory procedures, sophisticated biological techniques, and statistical analysis can create an appearance of scientific certainty without necessarily providing experimental scientific proof.
Drawing on decades of experience in analytical chemistry and pharmaceutical research, Saeed Qureshi examines pharmaceutical testing, analytical method validation, drug quality, biological products, viruses, vaccines, and clinical research.
The book asks a fundamental question often overlooked in modern medicine: Has an appropriate scientific experiment actually established the underlying claim?
The book also explores the distinction between medical practice and experimental science, emphasizing the importance of establishing physical identity, appropriate reference standards, validated measurements, and scientifically meaningful endpoints before conclusions are presented as established science.
Not Science. Not Scientists. invites both professionals and the public to look beyond scientific labels and ask a simpler question:
What exactly has the experiment established?