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For health AI product development teams, safety evaluation cannot rely only on clinical case libraries and must introduce real conversations with demographic backgrounds; referral mechanisms need to be upgraded from soft prompts to hard rules; and for high-risk intents such as medication, dosage, and self-diagnosis, there should be dedicated protections independent of the general safety layer.
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