Para AI
Ask about allergy, immune health or getting ready for surgery. Para explains what the research shows. Decisions stay with you and your clinician.
What Para does
- Answers from verified sourcesEvery sentence Para writes cites a published source and shows how strong that evidence is. It draws on this site's verified library and highly cited research in leading journals.
- Checks every sentencePara's sources are checked word for word against the original. A second check compares each sentence with the exact words it cites, and removes anything the source does not say.
- Answers in generalPara restates each question in general form first and answers that. It gives general information, not a diagnosis, a dose for one person, or a safety verdict on a food or medicine for one person.
- Emergencies firstIf a message describes an emergency, Para shows emergency steps written by people before any AI sees it: epinephrine and 911 for a reaction happening now, and 988 for thoughts of self-harm.
What Para will not do
Para will not say what one person has, choose a dose for one person, or give a safety verdict on a food, medicine or procedure for one person. When asked about a dose, it shows the whole table from the FDA label, never one row. Those decisions belong with a licensed clinician who knows the person.
Your questions and your privacy
Your questions are never used for ads. Para sends only your question and the earlier turns of that conversation, never your profile. Before your first question, the app asks for your consent and confirms you are 18 or older. The full app privacy policy is at strategixpartners.ai/epitope/privacy.html.
Who stands behind it
Para's library and rules are built and approved by Dr. Jesus Recio, a practicing nurse anesthesiologist (CRNA) and doctor of nurse anesthesia practice. He approves the library and the rules; he does not review each answer.
See the evidence grades
Para uses the same grades as this site. How we grade evidence.