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In the medical field, models often lack reliable memory of the latest guidelines, hospital regulations, and drug package inserts, and direct generation is prone to hallucinations; retrieving authoritative corpora via RAG and attaching sources both improves answer accuracy and provides a basis for subsequent manual verification.
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