Allareddy, Han, and Lee Lab

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Our Lab’s mission is to harness the power of data and artificial intelligence to address pressing healthcare challenges and improve the lives of patients and communities worldwide. We analyze large-scale clinical, administrative, and population-based datasets using advanced computational methods to generate evidence that informs healthcare delivery, policy, and patient outcomes.

Our research focuses on improving healthcare access and quality through data-driven approaches that identify patterns of care and evaluate health system performance. A major area of investigation in our Lab is examining the linkages between oral and systemic health.  Our work seeks to improve outcomes for individuals with craniofacial differences by evaluating treatment effectiveness, healthcare utilization, long-term outcomes, and patient-centered care measures.

Our Lab has established a strong record of scientific leadership in data science and artificial intelligence, publishing more than 300 peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals. Our work has generated new insights into healthcare and craniofacial outcomes research. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and rigorous scholarship, we continue to develop innovative solutions that translate complex data into actionable knowledge, ultimately improving health outcomes and furthering data driven decision-making.

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Dr. Allan G. Brodie Chair Endowment

Dr. Robert and Donna Litowitz Term Gift

American Association of Orthodontists Foundation (AAOF) Awards

  • Center Award, 2026-8: Symposium and Workshop for Training Next Generation Clinician Scientists in Big Data and AI Methods
  • Postdoctoral Fellowship Award, 2026-8: Impact of Craniofacial Differences on Systemic Health Hospitalization Outcomes
  • Orthodontic Faculty Development Fellowship Award, 2025-6: Machine Learning for Risk Stratification of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients Likely to be Hospitalized
  • Orthodontic Faculty Development Fellowship Award, 2024-5: Neonatal Cleft Lip Repair in the United States: Trends and Safety Using National Surgical Quality Improvement Program Pediatric

Department of Orthodontics