Study Evaluates Small Language Models for Plain-Language Simplification of Medical Reports
Researchers evaluated multiple artificial intelligence language models to adapt complex clinical reports into accessible plain language for patients.
Researchers evaluated multiple artificial intelligence language models to adapt complex clinical reports into accessible plain language for patients.
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