Kevin Du, MD, PhD, is a radiation oncologist who specializes in therapeutic radiology, with a focus on breast cancer and gastrointestinal radiotherapy. He is dedicated to improving cancer care through innovative treatment approaches, including organ preservation techniques and clinical trials aimed at enhancing patient quality of life.
Dr. Du believes in tailoring cancer treatments to meet the individual needs of his patients, leveraging cutting-edge biology and technology. He expresses a strong commitment to his patients, saying, "the incredible opportunity to learn about my patients' lives, what is important to them, and to help them in a time of crisis," is his favorite part of the job.
Dr. Du is an associate professor at Yale School of Medicine, where his work emphasizes the importance of clinical trials in developing new cancer therapies, particularly for challenging conditions like stomach cancer.
“While I can’t guarantee what will happen in the long run, I can guarantee that I will give you the best care possible, and that I will help you in any way I can,” he says.
Dr. Du completed his medical training and doctoral degree at the University of Pennsylvania and a residency in radiation oncology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
