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Prevalent knowledge omissions: An unseen risk of LLMs in patient-friendly adaptation of medical literature
Large language models (LLMs) can produce patient-friendly adaptations, such as simplifying specialized medical literature for readers with a middle school education. However, any distortion of knowledge during this process may have serious consequences. Current evaluations overlook such risks. In t
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