Dadras

Omid

I am a public health researcher and medical doctor with a PhD in Public Health (Health Informatics) from Kyoto University, Japan. My research interests include global health, socioepidemiology, substance use disorders, and maternal and child health. I have held academic and research positions in Iran, Japan, Norway, and Thailand, focusing on vulnerable populations such as refugees and those affected by communicable diseases. With strong skills in both quantitative and qualitative research, I have contributed to numerous international publications and received multiple honors for my contributions to public health.