IU Medicine

WINTER 2025

This edition of IU MEDICINE looks at the ways IU School of Medicine faculty are using artificial intelligence to help speed research, detect diseases sooner, predict cancer risk and manage ever-growing workloads.

And we’re just getting started.

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Kamille Ware shakes hands with a participant at a public health event

Summer 2024

Ted Kitchel boxes against a dummy in the gym. He has short cropped white hair, a black t shirt and black boxing gloves.

Winter 2024

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Spring 2022

Gary Dunnington, MD, poses for a portrait.

Fall 2021

Seethal Jacob, MD, with a sickle cell patient at Riley

Spring 2021