In order to inform the general public and professionals, the Institute of Public Health of Serbia publishes the annual "Statistical Yearbook of Health of Republic of Serbia", which systematically presents the basic data on population, birth, morbidity and mortality, the impact of environmental factors on health, health care utilization, organization and performance of health services.

Serbia GYTS 2013 Country Report

National Survey on life styles of citizens in Serbia 2014 - substance use and gambling

The Serbian National Health Survey 2013 (without data on Kosovo and Metohija) is the third national health survey conducted by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Serbia, while the analysis of the obtained data was carried out by the Institute of Public Health of Serbia ˮDr Milan Jovanović Batutˮ...

Diabetes is one of the most common chronic non-communicable diseases and is a major public health problem.

Malignant tumor, cancer (cancer in Latin) is a term used for a group of approximately 100 diseases of different localization, etiology and pathogenesis.

As the most severe form of ischemic heart disease (coronary heart disease), acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is one of the most common causes of emergency admission to hospital and sudden death in the developed parts of the world, and in recent decades in developing countries.

This publication presents the results of applying the methodology of the World Health Organization for evaluation of primary health care (WHO Primary Care Evaluation Tool - PCET), which was conducted in the Republic of Serbia in 2009 within the framework of a cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Health of Serbia and the World Health Organization - Regional Office for Europe, in cooperation WHO collaborative center in the Netherlands - NIVEL Institute and the Institute of Public Health of Serbia.

The Health of Population of Serbia, 1997– 2007 Analytical Study is the third in a series of publications on health of the population of Serbia after studies of health status of the population in 1990 and 1997 covering the periods 1979-1988 and 1986-1996.

In Serbia in 2008 survey on use of cigarettes, alcohol and other drugs among young people aged 16 years, was conducted for the first time on the national level, in accordance with the methodology that is being used in The European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD).

This publication presents the key findings of the 2006 Health Survey of the Republic of Serbia that the Ministry of Health conducted with financial and professional support of the World Bank, the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe – Country Office Serbia and the Institute of Public Health of Serbia.