Scientific studies between methodology and misleading
An Article by: Emad El Alem We often hear in news reports, talk shows, or even on social media that a study reached a new findings, to arouse immediately the attention of everyone and spread as if what has been reached will change all previous concepts of what has been known and recognized. A while later, we will find that another study appeared denying the validity of what was previously published. To clarify the confusion, what I have talked about above is simply can be described as the science and human ambition ongoing struggle for knowledge, to uncover the unknown, clearing its ambiguity and ensures that more is discovered through systematic and discreet studies, based on the research methodology and on reviewing and checking all previously reached, and then correcting errors and shortcomings. This should also include covering up all topic aspects without neglecting the implementation of statistics based on surveying different segments of people randomly, spatially and temporally.