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Is it safe to use AI in place of mental health care?

An Indiana University School of Medicine assistant professor weighs in on AI's use in mental healthcare. 

Rory Appleton  | Feb 19, 2026
Dr. Jason Chu performing surgery in the OR

IU neurosurgeon revolutionizing hydrocephalus care for children with innovative research

Jason Chu is part of a team of researchers in the Department of Neurological Surgery leading efforts to develop new, safe therapies for patients of

Allie Northcutt
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IU cancer researcher brings passion for science communication to podcast audience

Richard Carpenter uses his new Indiana Public Media podcast to demystify the science behind cancer research. 

Rory Appleton
INside Urology: Cutting to the Chase

IU School of Medicine Department of Urology launches new podcast

"INside Urology: Cutting to the Chase" will release monthly episodes featuring IU School of Medicine Department of Urology faculty, trainees and other expert guests.

Annie Troutman
John Turchi poses with his arms crossed, standing beneath a staircase

Leading drug discovery: New department chair building team of researchers to develop next-gen treatments for diseases

As chair of the new Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Pharmacology, John Turchi is building a team of researchers to accelerate scientific discovery and

Laura Gates
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Growing vascular fellowship bolsters stroke treatment and discovery

IU School of Medicine’s long-standing excellence in vascular neurology will continue to grow as the Department of Neurology's fellowship program expands to two positions in

Allie Northcutt
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IU blood cancer researcher receives 2026 ASH Scholar Award

Kate Ho received the 2026 ASH Scholar Award for her commitment to blood cancer research. Her work focuses on finding innovative therapies for patients with

Jackie Maupin
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New study identifies tool to measure heart disease risk in testicular cancer survivors

New study finds equations can identify testicular cancer survivors who are at high risk of cardiovascular disease. 

Candace Gwaltney
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Groundbreaking research by two IU School of Medicine graduates led to advancement of sickle cell anemia treatment

Two IU School of Medicine graduates carried out groundbreaking research that pinpointed what triggered the sickling of cells for sickle cell anemia and reported their

Karen Bruner Stroup
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IU School of Medicine dean, faculty honored with IBJ Excellence in Health Care awards

The Indianapolis Business Journal honored several IU School of Medicine faculty, including Dean Jay L. Hess, for outstanding efforts to improve the health of people

Laura Gates