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Medical News Neurologist uses AI to better predict how ALS progresses in different people ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is a progressive and fatal neurodegenerative disease that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing a loss of muscle control that worsens over time. In Singapore, between 250 and 400 people are living with ALS, and specialist centres like the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) diagnose 30 to 50 new cases each year.

07 Aug 2026 Read Story

Medical News Staying awake during spine surgery can be a safer treatment option for the elderly When two years of physiotherapy and painkillers failed to improve Mr Teo’s back pain, he was referred to NNI. The 75-year-old was diagnosed with severe spinal degeneration, and his priority was pain relief and a fast recovery from surgery. Dr Thomas Tan, Head & Consultant, Neurosurgery, NNI@SKH, performed awake endoscopic spine surgery - a minimally invasive procedure carried out through keyhole incisions while the patient remains conscious. After the operation, the patient returned home before the end of the day. According to Dr Tan, the procedure is gaining traction in Singapore for its faster recovery times, reduced post-operative pain, and suitability for elderly or high-risk patients who may not tolerate general anaesthesia.

11 Jul 2026 | The Straits Times Read Story

Medical News Motorists shouldn’t access apps constantly while driving, says neurologist Distracted driving is a growing danger on Singapore's roads, with phone use behind the wheel emerging as a serious concern. Associate Consultant Andrew Lee from the National Neuroscience Institute warned that every screen in a vehicle competes for a driver's attention, and that accessing apps while driving is particularly dangerous, especially when split-second decisions on the road are constantly required.

28 Jun 2026 Read Story

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