Science · evidence · regulatory

Evidence first. Claims second.

We distinguish what has been observed, what has been operationally replicated, what is being independently validated, and what we do not claim.

Trust principle Transparency is part of clinical credibility.

Strong healthcare brands do not hide uncertainty. They define it.

Internally tracked real-world outcomes 86.4%

defined recovery / improvement outcome across 250+ tracked cases

Outcome definitions may include symptom improvement/resolution, self-reported improvement, return to function, medication reduction and/or normalized laboratory or clinical markers. These are internally tracked Healology® outcomes and are not presented as independently validated clinical efficacy. Medication changes should only occur under appropriate clinical supervision.

Transferability 22

certified practitioners internationally

Practitioners have delivered the structured Healology® framework independently of Dr. Hanan’s 1:1 consultations.

18-hour Healology Practitioner CPD Certification — accredited by GTF & AIOBP.

Regulatory

EDE classification

Sukuun.AI is classified as a medical device by the Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE). Registration pathway ongoing.

What we are validating

Evidence expansion

Digital Healology® outcomes, Vital Pulse measurement performance, longitudinal engagement, enterprise outcomes and healthcare integration.

What we do not claim

Defined boundaries

No autonomous diagnosis, prescribing, medication changes, guaranteed cure, or replacement of professional clinical judgment.

Privacy principles

Private by default. Shared by consent.

Individual

Personal health and wellbeing information remains private unless consent is provided for a defined sharing purpose.

Employer

Receives aggregated, de-identified trends and program metrics — not identifiable employee health data.

Clinician

Deeper individual context is designed to be shared only through explicit authorization and appropriate workflows.