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Awards Using AI and Stem Cells to Personalise Motor Neuron Disease Care Artificial intelligence and nerves grown from stem cells may help patients living with motor neuron disease to manage the uncertainty of their condition, by predicting the progression of the disease and response to treatment more accurately. Clin Asst Prof Crystal Yeo, Neurology Consultant, NNI, explains how her AI and stem cell research could support patients in their decision-making and help to tailor the best fit treatments to patients.

08 Dec 2025 Read Story

Education Medical student's award-winning research on smoking and Parkinson's disease A medical student under NNI’s mentoring programme has won several awards for his study on the link between smoking and Parkinson’s disease (PD).

04 Nov 2025 | NeusLink Newsletter Read Story

Awards A smaller device for a larger cause Treating excess fluid in the brain involves constant, attentive monitoring to ensure patient safety and effective treatment. Clinical Assistant Professor Ling Ji Min, Head of Department and Senior Consultant, Neurosurgery, NNI@TTSH has received a national research award to develop a new medical device that will reduce the labour and time spent on treating this life-threatening condition.

29 Sep 2025 Read Story

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