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Beginner’s Guide to Medical Research is a practical roadmap designed to help medical students take their first confident steps into the world of research. Written by Dr. Aditya Saran, a final-year MBBS student (2025) who has published multiple peer-reviewed papers and presented his work on national and international platforms, this book simplifies every stage of the research journey—from identifying a topic to publishing a paper. Through clear explanations, relatable examples, and insights drawn from real student experiences, Dr. Saran breaks down complex processes such as study design, data collection, analysis, referencing, ethics, and manuscript writing. Each chapter focuses on actionable guidance, common mistakes to avoid, and proven strategies that can help turn an idea into a publishable project. More than just theory, this book is filled with motivation, mentorship, and practical wisdom to help you navigate challenges like journal rejections, time constraints, and lack of guidance—issues every beginner faces. Whether you’re a first-year student curious about research or a final-year student preparing your first paper, this book will equip you with the tools, mindset, and confidence to begin your own research journey successfully.