Wellbeing
Dior’s New Language of Wellness
With the recent opening of Dior Spa Splendido at Portofino, Dior is expanding its wellness universe and bringing its codes into the daily rituals of wellbeing.
First Look: AMAALA, Saudi Arabia’s New Wellness Destination
Saudi Arabia is bringing luxury hospitality, longevity medicine, diagnostics, performance and recovery together in one destination: AMAALA.
Why Everyone Is Talking About Sauna, Even Though It’s Been Around for 2,000 Years
From celebrities to royals, everyone seems to be into saunas right now. But what real benefits are behind the obsession?
Meet the Gulf-Born Wellness Innovations Worth Knowing
From smart rings to three-minute mental resets and home hydroponic gardens, a new generation of Gulf-born products is turning everyday wellbeing into something more practical and distinctly local.
Midjourney Enters Wellness With a Full-Body Scan in 60 Seconds
Midjourney is expanding beyond image generation into medical imaging, developing a spa-based full-body ultrasound 3D body scans in under a minute.
Oura Ring 5 Review: The Smallest Smart Ring Is Moving Beyond Tracking
Oura has introduced its newest smallest smart ring in the world, which is now tracking GLP-1 and women health.
Preventmed’26 Forum to Unite World’s Preventive Medicine and Healthy Longevity Experts
III International Forum Preventmed’26, a major professional gathering, will be focused on preventive medicine, personalised healthcare and healthy longevity.
Your Digital Twin That Could Save Your Life
A digital twin, built from your scans, biology and real-time health data, can model disease, test treatments and help doctors choose a path. The first versions are already entering medicine in the Gulf.
The Quiet Hack. How Vipassana Became a Tool of the Tech Elite
Tech CEOs spent years trying to hack productivity from the outside. Vipassana offered a harsher proposition: to turn inward and confront the mind itself.
How to Sleep When the World Feels Unsettled
There are nights when the body is tired, but sleep still does not come easily. Or it comes lightly, in fragments. In periods of political instability and relentless headlines, it becomes a familiar experience for many.
