This book, Basic Research Methodology for Health Science Graduates, is intended for all students of medicine and other health-related fields, as well as researchers, who are interested in acquiring a comprehensive understanding of biostatistics. The term "research methodology" relates to the "how" that is conducted in any specific piece of research. More specifically, it describe show the researcher should methodically plan a study to ensure, that the findings are accurate and reliable and that they meet the purposes and objectives of the research. Statistics have a wide variety of uses in the medical and health professions, which are examined by this book on research methodology and biostatistics. This book explains research techniques and biostatistics, including its ideas, principles, procedures, and application areas. The scientific area of biostatistics is relatively young, but it is increasing at a fast rate. This discipline of study finds vast applications in the area of medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, pharmacy and pharmaceutical research. The discipline of pharmacy is heavily focused on research. For a study to be considered successful, the researcher must have a strong foundational understanding of research fundamentals, including research methodology, experimental designs and procedures, and data analysis techniques that provide accurate and insightful interpretations.