Predrag Duric

Predrag Duric is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Wolverhampton, affiliated with the School of Public Health Studies under the Faculty of Education Health & Wellbeing. A medical doctor and epidemiologist with 25 years of experience, he has held academic roles including assistant professor, department head, and research coordinator at the University of Novi Sad, lecturer at Queen Margaret University, and visiting professor for the Europubhealth+ program and Polonia University. His consultancy work spans the United Nations Development Program, UNAIDS, and The Global Fund.

• Ph.D. in Medicine (Public Health), University of Novi Sad
• M.Sc. in Medicine, University of Novi Sad
• Postgraduate Certificate in Professional and Higher Education, University of Novi Sad
• M.D., University of Novi Sad

Dr. Duric's research focuses on political determinants of health, equitable health systems, and graphic medicine. His work spans communicable disease control, injury prevention, and mental health services, with recent studies addressing healthcare decentralization and post-COVID-19 health systems. His publications analyze tuberculosis protocols, hepatitis outbreaks, and vaccination coverage disparities.

Scientific roles include membership on Luxembourg's National Health Observatory Board, associate editorship for BMC Public Health, and contributions to European surveillance standards. His creative writing includes six novels and fifteen graphic novels, with columns in Res Publica on preventive health and health systems.