Good data plus good statistics lead to good results! With this book, misleading statistics stand no chance. Clearly structured into six parts with a total of 20 chapters, it explains all the important types of data and the methods for their analysis. The author's guiding principle is that statistical analysis must always be oriented towards the type and quality of the data to avoid misinterpretation or overinterpretation. Complicated mathematics is neither necessary nor desired, as the simplest methods are often the most meaningful. A positive learning effect occurs after just a few pages, as it addresses the exact questions that a future medical professional or pharmacist will encounter during their training. With a relaxed and straightforward style, the author transforms statistics from an unloved subject into a comprehensible and engaging topic.