The Global Catastrophe that is Evidence-Based Medicine: How to Empower Doctors, Patients, Regulators and Legislators to put Population Health at the Centre of their Focus

* First published January 2025 and as of February 2025 ranking on Amazon as: #1 in Social Policy, #1 Medical Research, #1 Doctor-Patient Relation, #1 Personal Health (Kindle Store) and #19 for all books in Australia. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Global Catastrophe that is Evidence-Based Medicine provides an engaging and deeply insightful look into one of the most important and controversial issues in modern healthcare. It is an essential read for anyone concerned about the future of healthcare (including their own health) and the ways in which science and medicine are manipulated for profit and power. We are spending more and more on healthcare and yet are ever increasingly unwell as is the physical and mental health of our children. In addition, our life expectancy is not only reducing, but so too is end of life quality with an increase in dementia and other devastating conditions. It is as if the more we spend the worse we get. What is going on? How did we set up such a diabolical system? Who is responsible, how did they do it, why does it continue to escalate at alarming rates and what can we do about it? This book provides the answers, and they will surprise you. The first two people to read the book were a lay person and a doctor. They both said they could not put it down. The book is backed by 701 citations that do not need to be read to enjoy and understand what is presented, but can provide support for those who prefer to go into more detail. The global healthcare landscape has become a topic of increasing scrutiny in recent years, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. People are more aware than ever of the limitations and biases within healthcare systems. The book will resonate with readers who are interested in understanding the broader implications of scientific corruption, the intersection of politics and medicine, and the ongoing efforts to control public health narratives. It provides a comprehensive, non-political, evidence-backed account of the systemic problems in healthcare. This book is not simply a critique of modern medicine — it is a roadmap for how individuals, medical professionals and organisations can take back control of their health and medical practice. Deeper Understanding : The book does not merely identify problems; it offers readers a deep understanding of the underlying causes and connects disparate issues in healthcare, from corruption in clinical trials to the broader social and economic forces at play. Joyful and Empowering : Unlike many other books that focus solely on the negative aspects of healthcare, this book has an empowering and optimistic tone. It aims to inspire readers to take action—either individually or collectively—without feeling hopeless about the state of the system. Practical Advice : It offers actionable insights for medical professionals, healthcare workers, and everyday people, empowering them with knowledge to make better health decisions and advocate for themselves and their communities. About the Author Christoph Schnelle is an Australian based expert in medical research. He has a PhD on the performance of medical doctors and is first author on ten peer reviewed published medical research papers and five patents. With a background in research, business, finance and software development, Christoph Schnelle brings a unique perspective to the issue of evidence-based medicine. He is a member of the prestigious Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes, a German government scholarship for the top 1% of university students and has a lifelong commitment to improving healthcare systems. Christoph is currently working on his second book. —- ISBN: 9781763861411 | ISBN10: 1763861414 | ISBN-13: 978-1763861411