RECENT FEATURES
Unlocking the Power of AI
IU School of Medicine embraces a powerful new tool to speed research and treat patients.
How Radiology is Becoming a Leader in Adopting AI
Few clinical areas have adopted AI tools faster than radiology, easing workloads and helping overcome a shortage of clinicians.
AI is Coming to an Exam Room Near You
Ambient listening interprets conversations in real-time to update electronic health records — and help physicians reconnect with their patients.
'We're on the Precipice'
AI powers tools that help pathologists spend less time counting cells and use their refined skills to make complicated diagnoses.
Reducing Bias in AI
In a technology hungry for data, how do we ensure it consumes good information and builds models that benefit every patient?
Finding a Signal in Noise
Machine learning enables cancer researchers to sift reams of genetic data and identify a protein potentially powering multiple myeloma.
Using Their New Skills to Serve Others
IU School of Medicine students volunteer in communities around Indiana.
An educator's next lesson
For 10 years, medicine remained on the backburner as Myke Spencer became a teacher, then a school administrator, then a principal.
Creating critical continuity for sickle cell patients
IU School of Medicine’s faculty strive to find ways to lower barriers for Hoosiers to access care and pursue research to advance treatments.
VOICES AND INSIGHTS
A Young Life, Briefly Derailed, is Set Back On Course
A combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy helped Reagan Lessick overcome a rare form of blood cancer.
Family Medicine chair aims to bridge the gaps in health care
Dr. Kola Okuyemi’s career as an academic family medicine physician has focused on research and training programs to improve the health of underserved populations and advance health equity.
Leading the Way
A landmark IU School of Medicine study of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease enters its fifth year — and has more insights to share.
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