Department: College of Medicine
COP: Computational Social Sciences, Sensing Driven Collaborative Science
Interests: Analysis – Multivariate, Data – Big, Informatics – Epidemiology, Metabolomics, Microbiome science, Oncology

BIO

Dr. Tabung’s research involves the role of diet and lifestyle in cancer risk and treatment response, specifically among patients with gastrointestinal tract cancers. His Lab is especially interested in integrating novel dietary patterns, biomarkers, and metabolomics and gut microbiome data to comprehensively investigate and identify potential biological pathways linking dietary patterns and cancer outcomes. The major goal of Dr. Tabung’s Lab is to determine dietary patterns for healthy eating and develop therapeutic diets.