Caesar K. Tin-U, M.D.

General Summary
Caesar K. Tin-U, M.D. is especially interested in establishing clinical trials related to chemoprevention and cancer treatments, with focus on developing targeted drugs and therapies for breast and prostate cancers. He was previously Assistant Instructor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Medicine, Instructor of medical oncology at Baylor College of Medicine, Research Medical Officer at the Burma Department of Medical Research and House Officer at the Infectious Diseases Hospital in Rangoon, Burma.

Education
Medical degree in 1985 from the Institute of Medicine in Rangoon, Burma; House Surgeon internship at Rangoon General Hospital 1985–1986; fellowship in infectious diseases at M.D. Anderson Cancer Research Center 1990–1991; residency in internal medicine at Conemaugh Valley Hospital in Pennsylvania 1992–1993; residency in internal medicine at The Graduate Hospital in Philadelphia 1993–1996; fellowship in oncology and hematology at the University of Texas Health Science Center 1996–1999.

Caesar K. Tin-U, M.D. practices at:

• Sugar Land