Next Generation Medicine 2026 is set to bring clinicians, scientists, researchers, healthcare leaders, innovators and investors together in Dubai from 7–10 November 2026 to explore developments in longevity, regenerative medicine and clinical care.

The four-day congress will take place at Atlantis The Royal, Dubai, under the theme “From Evidence to Adoption Building the Clinic of 2030 Today.” The programme will focus on how emerging medical technologies and scientific discoveries can be translated into responsible, evidence-based clinical practice.

Organised by AEON Clinic and chaired by Dr Jaffer Khan, the congress will examine developments across several areas of medicine and healthcare innovation. Topics will include the biology of ageing, genomics, precision diagnostics, cellular senescence, metabolic health and multi-omics.

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The programme will also explore regenerative medicine, including stem cells, exosomes, orthobiologics and tissue repair, alongside discussions on clinical safety, regulation and responsible implementation. A dedicated workshop by the Geneva College of Longevity Science will form part of the regenerative science programme.

Emerging technologies will be another key focus, with sessions examining AI-powered digital twins, clinical decision-support tools and automation in patient care.

The congress will also cover brain longevity, mental health, regenerative orthopaedics, reproductive and sexual health and aesthetic longevity. An Investor & Innovator Panel will address topics including governance, clinical standards, medical tourism and the growing longevity economy.

A central theme of the programme will be the development of the Clinic of 2030, with discussions covering patient safety, clinical standards, regulation, AI-enabled healthcare, advanced diagnostics and the infrastructure required to integrate emerging technologies into healthcare settings.

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By bringing together stakeholders from medicine, science, technology, investment and healthcare leadership, the congress aims to strengthen dialogue between scientific discovery and clinical implementation. The event will position Dubai as a platform for international discussions around prevention, healthspan, longevity and the future of medicine.