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Critical evaluation of “Credibility of ChatGPT in the assessment of obesity in type 2 diabetes according to the guidelines”

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I am writing to express my concerns and provide a critical evaluation of the article titled “Clinical Research: Credibility of ChatGPT in the Assessment of Obesity in Type 2 diabetes according to the Guidelines” by Tugba Barlas et al., published in the International Journal of Obesity (2024) [1].

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Arslan, S. Critical evaluation of “Credibility of ChatGPT in the assessment of obesity in type 2 diabetes according to the guidelines”. Int J Obes (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41366-024-01503-9

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