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The researchers propose a risk-sensitive evaluation framework that assesses the patient safety risks of medical large models through six categories of risk language (treatment instructions, contraindications, dosage expressions, emergency triage prompts, high-alert medication mentions, overconfident assertions) and their severity scores.
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