Dr. Nemanja Rancic (MD., PhD, Associate Fellow) is a clinical pharmacology researcher affiliated with the largest military university clinic in Southeastern Europe, the Military Medical Academy and associated Medical Faculty University of Defence, Belgrade, Serbia. He graduated from the School of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia, while his PhD thesis was defended in the field of clinical pharmacology as applied to renal transplantation surgery. His publishing track record over the past decade focuses on clinical trials, forensic medicine, and applied health economics in clinical medicine. Dr. Rancic has published more than 55 full-text peer-reviewed papers, including 29 being indexed at Medline, and has a current citation rate of 196. Most of his publication track record focuses on clinical trials in renal failure, mental illnesses inclusive of addiction disorders, and the health economics of cancer, and crosses to a certain extent into forensic medicine issues. He has been serving as a peer reviewer for a variety of high-profile biomedical journals. Dr. Rancic remains a member of the editorial boards of Frontiers in Health Economics, Pharmacologia, and the Serbian Journal of Anesthesia and Intensive Therapy. Being an expert in biomedical statistics he has participated in a variety of multinational trials, including those in the field of health economics challenges in emerging global markets.