Introduction to the study of experimental medicine. Bernard K.

The attention of readers is offered the classic work of the outstanding French physiologist Claude Bernard (1813-1878), which sets out the beginning of an experimental, or experimental, medicine. The book consists of three parts. The first part contains the author’s argument about the theoretical part of the scientific method, on observation and experience, truth and doubt, evidence and testing from the contrary; The second part is devoted to the description of experimental methods in physiology, pathology and therapy. The third part of the idea developed in the first two parts is illustrated by examples of experiments conducted by the author, which helps to formulate easily memorable rules.

The book is recommended for physiologists and doctors, medicine historians and methodologists of science, all interested readers.