Meng-Han Tsai

Meng-Han Tsai is an Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Georgia, Department of Medicine. Her work focuses on health disparities, cancer prevention and control, and access to healthcare.

• Ph.D. in Medical/Health Management, University of South Carolina (2016)
• MS in Medical/Health Management, Kaohsiung Medical University (2010)

Dr. Tsai’s research examines racial/ethnic disparities in cancer outcomes, social determinants of health affecting cancer screening, and healthcare utilization among underserved populations. She has extensive experience in SAS programming, electronic medical record analysis, and longitudinal data studies.

Her recent publications highlight trends in early-onset colorectal cancer and HPV vaccination disparities, with a focus on rural health challenges, food swamps, and allostatic load in cancer survivors.

• Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) Fellow (2021)
• American Association for Cancer Research Scholar-in-Training Award (2020)

Dr. Tsai teaches BIOM 8215 Fundamentals of Oncology I, emphasizing quantitative analysis and cancer epidemiology in her instruction.