Tamar Taddei

Tamar Taddei is a Professor of Medicine (Digestive Diseases) at Yale School of Medicine and Chief of Digestive Diseases at VA Connecticut Healthcare System. Her work spans clinical care, outcomes research, and interdisciplinary collaboration in liver diseases.

Research Interests:

• Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) outcomes and early detection
• Cirrhosis management and decompensation prevention
• Liver Cancer Programs and VA regional tumor boards
• Clinical Trials (SACRED, PREMIUM, VOCAL study group)

Publications (2023–2025) emphasize hepatology, medical informatics, and clinical epidemiology, with subfields including noninvasive diagnostics, tumor heterogeneity, and health equity in liver diseases.

Scientific Awards:

• Alvan R. Feinstein Award (2017)
• Digestive Diseases Fellowship Teaching Award (2011)
• Samuel Kushlan Award for Clinical Excellence (2007)

Education:

• MD from Georgetown University School of Medicine (2000)
• Residency at Georgetown University Hospital (2004)
• Fellowship at Yale University School of Medicine (2007)

Clinical Leadership: Founded a VA regional tumor board and directs the Liver Cancer Program at VA Connecticut, integrating multidisciplinary care for liver cancer patients.