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Evaluating Language Models for Simplifying Health Literacy Materials

2025-06-20

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The complexity of medical information presents a significant barrier to effective health communication, particularly for individuals with low health literacy. As global health systems increasingly rely on digital communication and patient-facing resources, the ability to simplify medical texts without compromising accuracy has become a critical public health objective. This study explores the potential of large la...

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Literature Corpus work: 7350e1cc-c25d-5a49-9416-d6106ce9099f
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202506.1683.v1

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