Every day the number of published articles in the world wide literature is increased; unfortunately, lot of them lack of a proper research-related methodology and therefore the conclusions might be of less scientific value. Clinicians need to develop their professional exercise based on scientific knowledge and so it is imperative to be familiar with research-related methodology. The present paper offers some tips in order to facilitate the reading and correct interpretation of clinical research.
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