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Quality evaluation of AI-generated diabetes-related health education texts from different generative models

  • By

  • Xueping Jiao

  • Xingyu Liu

  • Fanghong Yan

  • Shuhan Yang

  • Yueting Wang

  • Chenxia Wang

  • Yunfang Wang

  • Yuhuan Xie

  • Yufang Guo

  • Yuxia Ma

  • Yanan Zhang

  • June 29, 2026

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    Diabetes mellitus is a significant public health threat, with approximately 589 million adults affected globally in 2024.

  • 2

    Generative AI is increasingly used in health education, enhancing accessibility and efficiency in disseminating medical knowledge.

  • 3

    Existing studies on AI-generated health education texts focus on individual models, lacking comprehensive evaluations across multiple models.

  • 4

    This study systematically evaluates diabetes education texts from various generative AI models using a multi-dimensional assessment framework.

  • 5

    The findings aim to guide users in selecting appropriate AI tools and provide feedback to developers for improving health education quality.

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Quality evaluation of AI-generated diabetes-related health education texts from different generative models

  • by Xueping Jiao, Xingyu Liu, Fanghong Yan, Shuhan Yang, Yueting Wang, Chenxia Wang, Yunfang Wang, Yuhuan Xie, Yufang Guo, Yuxia Ma, Yanan Zhang

  • June 29, 2026

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