GraphRAG-Enabled Local Large Language Model for Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Development of a Proof-of-Concept

GraphRAG-enabled local LLMs show much potential for improving personalized GDM care by integrating domain-specific evidence and contextual retrieval. Our prototype proof-of-concept serves two purposes: (1) the local LLM architecture gives practitioners from underserved locations access to state-of-the-art medical research in the treatment of chronic conditions and (2) the KG schema may be feasibly built on peer-reviewed, indexed publications, devoid of hallucinations and contextualized with patient data. We conclude that advanced AI techniques such as KGs, retrieval-augmented generation, and local LLMs improve GDM management decisions and other similar conditions and advance equitable health care delivery in resource-constrained health care environments.

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JMIR Diabetes
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.2196/76454
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Gestational Diabetes Research and Management
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GraphRAG-enabled local LLMs show much potential for improving personalized GDM care by integrating domain-specific evidence and contextual retrieval. Our prototype proof-of-concept serves two purposes: (1) the local LLM architecture gives practitioners from underserved locations access to state-of-the-art medical research in the treatment of chronic conditions and (2) the KG schema may be feasibly built on peer-reviewed, indexed publications, devoid of hallucinations and contextualized with patient data. We conclude that advanced AI techniques such as KGs, retrieval-augmented generation, and local LLMs improve GDM management decisions and other similar conditions and advance equitable health care delivery in resource-constrained health care environments.

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