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Large Language Models Improve Cancer Survival Prediction Using Real-World Clinical Notes

2025-08-19

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In medical documentation, vast amounts of unstructured text are generated that are still underutilized in current prognostic models. We investigate the potential of self-hosted large language models (LLM) to extract clinically meaningful, patient-specific information from routine clinical notes for personalized risk stratification in cancer care. We collected real-world medical notes from 2,708 non-small cell lung...

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b13cf0d5-f219-5c04-b66d-69f6c256f6ec
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10.1101/2025.08.17.25333835
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