Dubai to host Next Generation Medicine 2026, advancing global longevity, regenerative care
Dubai is accelerating its trajectory toward becoming the premier international destination for advanced healthy longevity as AEON Clinic, the flagship regenerative wellness group headquartered at Atlantis the Royal, announces Next Generation Medicine 2026. Spearheaded by renowned regenerative authority Dr Jaffer Khan, AEON Clinic is hosting this high-impact congress to directly advance Dubai’s…
Dubai is set to host the Next Generation Medicine 2026 congress, a high-impact event aimed at advancing global healthy longevity, regenerative care, and precision health. Spearheaded by regenerative authority Dr Jaffer Khan, the congress, taking place from November 7-10 at Atlantis the Royal, will convene a diverse group of clinicians, scientists, researchers, biotech innovators, healthcare leaders, and investors.
Running over four days, the congress will focus on translating emerging scientific advancements into responsible, clinically applicable care.
The congress will explore a range of topics, from geroscience and biomarkers of ageing to genomics, multi-omics medicine, and epigenetics. Participants will also examine the role of digital health, artificial intelligence, and AI-powered digital twins in next-generation healthcare. Key sessions will delve into stem cell science, exosomes, ortho biologics, regenerative immunology, tissue repair, and regenerative ophthalmology, among other therapies.
Healthy longevity and health span will be central themes, with discussions on ageing science, mTOR modulation, NAD+ therapies, mitochondrial therapies, metabolic health, GLP-1 therapies, personalized longevity care, and more. Brain longevity, mental health, regenerative orthopedics, and performance medicine will also be addressed through sessions on neuromodulation, rTMS, cognitive resilience, sleep, neurovascular regeneration, chronic pain, and regenerative sports medicine.
Beyond scientific advancements, the congress will address the standards, safety, and governance needed to build the Clinic of 2030. Discussions will cover clinical governance, patient safety, evidence-based practice, international standards, and the emerging longevity economy. The event will connect the full ecosystem shaping the future of healthcare, fostering collaboration between researchers, clinicians, technology companies, investors, and healthcare decision-makers.
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