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The "Ryder aids" to the MRCP have become essential reading for intending candidates and this new addition to the stable will no doubt prove equally successful. However I must admit to reservations about a book whose aim is to help candidates through an examination. One hopes for a loftier purpose in a medical textbook, and I have further reservations about the opening sentence: "The essence of medicine lies in the diagnosis and treatment of...