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[GENOMIC CANCER TESTS AND MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING: HOW DO LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS HANDLE INFORMATION GAPS?]
Introduction: Clinicians and patients are offered a variety of genomic tests intended to assess the prognosis of cancer. Among these is the "Decipher" test for prostate cancer. A 71-year-old patient with prostate cancer was referred for testing by his treating doctor. The test results suggested reclassification of the patient from the intermediate-risk group for death and disease complications to the high-risk group.