Next Generation Medicine 2026 — Future of Longevity convenes clinicians, researchers, innovators and investors at Atlantis The Royal in Dubai from 7 to 10 November 2026 for four fully programmed days on longevity therapeutics and regenerative medicine.
The congress is built around one question: how do breakthroughs in longevity science become everyday clinical practice? Across keynotes, interactive panel debates and practical masterclasses, the programme moves from mechanism to bedside — covering stem cell protocols, regenerative orthopaedics, brain stimulation, metabolic and hormonal optimisation, diagnostics and biological age measurement, and the operational realities of running a longevity clinic.
Faculty and scope. More than 60 speakers from over 20 countries are announced, including institutional research from UCL, the National University of Singapore and the University of Edinburgh alongside clinicians running established longevity and regenerative practices. Sessions are deliberately multi-disciplinary, mixing physicians with founders, investors and policy leaders shaping what organisers describe as a trillion-dollar longevity economy.
Accreditation. The congress programme is accredited by the Dubai Health Authority, the American Board of Regenerative Medicine (ABRM), the American Society of Regenerative Medicine (ASRM) and the Geneva College of Longevity Science, making it a practical CME option for GCC-based practitioners who want documented hours in a field that is still consolidating its evidence base.
Who should attend. Physicians building or expanding longevity, regenerative, aesthetic or preventive-medicine services; sports medicine and orthopaedic clinicians interested in regenerative injectables; endocrinologists and internists managing metabolic health; researchers translating ageing biology; and healthcare investors evaluating the sector.
Format and venue. Four days, single destination, in-person only at Atlantis The Royal — a venue chosen so that the scientific programme, exhibition and networking sit in one place. Early-bird tickets are available through the official site, and places are described as limited.
For Saudi and wider GCC practitioners, Dubai makes this one of the most accessible longevity congresses of the year: no long-haul travel, regionally recognised accreditation, and a faculty otherwise spread across US and European meetings.
