Drug-induced interstitial lung disease (DILD) is difficult to diagnose and occurs due to various mechanisms of lung injury from certain drugs. Due to the non-specific nature of both symptoms and imaging findings and the lack of clinical information often provided by clinicians it is important that radiologists have an awareness of the commoner medications that can cause DILD and the CT appearances that can be encountered.  Thus, the aim of this educational exhibit is to provide general radiologists with an overview of the main CT findings related to DILD in a non-oncologic setting through a systematic approach with regards to different imaging patterns and clinical settings.