DR. INFO at ASTOR 2026 - Proud to Be Part of the AI Conversation Shaping Healthcare

DR. INFO, developed by Synduct GmbH, was on-site at ASTOR 2026 - the 33rd Congresso da Medicina da Dor - one of the leading pain medicine conferences in Europe. The event brought together clinicians, researchers, and technology leaders to discuss the future of patient care, and AI was at the center of the conversation.

Invited to the AI Session

One of our Chief Medical Officers, Dr. Rogério Corga da Silva, was an invited speaker in the dedicated AI session at ASTOR 2026. The session featured presentations from ChatGPT, Google, Microsoft, and DR. INFO - placing our platform alongside the largest names in artificial intelligence applied to healthcare.

Dr. Corga da Silva presented how DR. INFO approaches evidence-grounded medical search, discussing the platform's retrieval-augmented architecture and its role in supporting clinical decision-making with transparent, cited answers from authoritative medical sources.

Why This Matters

Being invited to present alongside global technology leaders at a major medical congress validates DR. INFO's position in the clinical AI landscape. While large language models from major tech companies offer general-purpose capabilities, DR. INFO is purpose-built for medicine - designed from the ground up with evidence-first architecture, citation transparency, and clinical safety alignment.

The conference reinforced a clear signal from the medical community: physicians want AI tools that are grounded in evidence, transparent in their sources, and built with clinical workflows in mind. This is exactly what DR. INFO delivers.

Our Mission Remains the Same

DR. INFO exists to redefine how medicine finds answers. The platform is powered by a demanding circle of real-world physician innovators who continuously shape and validate the product. From achieving 0.51 on OpenAI's HealthBench Hard benchmark to scoring 95.4% on USMLE evaluation, DR. INFO continues to demonstrate that specialized medical AI can outperform general-purpose models on clinical tasks.

ASTOR 2026 was another step in that journey - and the evolution is only accelerating.