LLMs compared on pediatric infection questions
Specialists scored three models on 12 pediatric infection scenarios. Domain scores showed no significant differences; clinical safety was not tested.

Aykac and colleagues compared LLM answers to pediatric infectious disease questions. They found no statistically significant differences between models in domain scores. Pediatric Research published the study.
The team tested ChatGPT-5, DeepSeek-V3.2-Exp and Gemini 2.5 Flash on 12 clinician-written scenarios. Each scenario included open questions about cause, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and complications. Two pediatric infectious disease specialists scored the responses independently.
Answer scores
ChatGPT-5 scored 10.0 out of 10 in every domain. DeepSeek scored 9.83 for diagnosis and 9.92 for treatment; Gemini scored 9.75 and 8.83, respectively. All domain comparisons had p values above 0.05. Comparisons of accuracy, completeness and safety also showed no significant differences.
Twelve simulated scenarios cannot establish model equivalence from nonsignificant results. Specialists rated safety in the written answers; the researchers did not measure adverse events in patients.
Study notes
This is a comparative evaluation of answers to simulated cases. The public abstract does not provide funding or conflict-of-interest details.
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Images: generated with GPT Image 2.5 (illustrative).