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MedForge-RSI: Medical Deepfake Detection via Recursive Self-Improvement
Text-guided image editors can generate high-fidelity medical deepfakes, challenging the reliability of clinical imagery. Although reasoning-based detectors perform strongly in distribution, they degrade substantially under deployment shift. MedForge-Reasoner, an 8B vision-language model trained with
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