PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Nuclear Medicine, in the era of precision medicine, is growing fast world-wide, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. This is partly because of its molecular nature and its theranostic capability.

In 2020 Nuclear Medicine Society Singapore (NMSS) just turned 10, at this milestone, I am humbled to be elected to lead this still young professional organization abounding in vigour and vitality........ READ MORE

Warmest regards, 
Dr. Sean Xuexian Yan
President, NMS(S)

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Dr Sean Yan and Dr Tham Wei Ying Spoke in International Conferences
Dr S. Yan
Dr W.Y Tham
Recently, President of NMS(S), Dr. Sean Yan, invited by Royal Society of Medicine, has spoken in “23rd PET CT in the practice of oncology” held in London, UK in March of 2021 via virtual platform. Dr. Yan’s speech titled “Imaging NET: A Perspective of Singapore” described the algorithm of neuroendocrine tumor imaging developed in Singapore, mainly Singapore General Hospital and was well received by the audience. Conference chairman Dr. Wai Lup Wong applauded the lecture and expressed his wish to develop further collaboration between RSM and NMS(S).
 
American College of Nuclear Medicine (ACNM) Annual Meeting was held virtually in San Francisco, USA, at the end of January 2021. As one of ACNM’s international sister societies, NMS(S) was invited to present in the meeting. NMS(S) President, Dr. Sean Yan is also sitting in ACNM’s program committee. Dr. Yan recommended Dr. Tham Wei Ying, Consultant Physician from Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging in Singapore General Hospital to speak at the conference as representative of Singapore nuclear medicine professionals. She gave a 30’ talk titled “Clinical outcomes of PRRT for neuroendocrine tumor in the Asian population “summarizing Singapore’s experience in Neuroendocrine tumor radionuclide therapy. Her lecture was well received by the audience and was positively commented by American colleagues afterwards.
Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine-
​Asian Young Investigator Award (AYIA)
The Japanese Society of Nuclear Medicine (JSNM) would like to invite young Asian Nuclear Medicine investigators to apply for the JSNM - Asia Young Investigator Award.
 
Asia Young Investigator Award was established in 2009. The purpose of this award is to promote solidarity and cooperation between Japan and other Asian countries. Many investigators from Asia applies for this award every year.
 
Deadline for the application is March 26, 2021.
​Please visit http://www.jsnm.org/archives/3088/ for more details on the award.
 
Colleagues who are interested in attending the JSNM Annual Meeting may visit the website at http://www.congre.co.jp/jsnm-jsnmt2021/en/index.html.
NMS(S) Collaboration with the
​American College of Nuclear Medicine 
NMS(S) has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The American College of Nuclear Medicine (ACNM).
 
Purpose of the MOU is to promote Nuclear Medicine in both countries with the goal of enhancing the practice of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging through the research, education and improvement of clinical practice in both countries, as well as facilitate cross cultural exchange of nuclear medicine between both countries.
 
With the collaboration of both bodies, NMS(S) will be able to invite visiting experts from ACNM to give lectures during Nuclear Medicine Update and or CME Talks and vice versa.
 
Members of both bodies attending congress/training courses organised by each other can to enjoy discounted registration fee. 

The MOU with ACNM is a starting point of a long journey for international collaboration. NMS(S) is looking forward to reciprocal relationship with more international societies in the field of nuclear medicine. 
Update on COVID-19

​COVID-19 has presented unprecedented challenges for the Nuclear Medicine Community, and as someone has said, it is an example of the VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous) world that we live in.
 
I am glad to say that, as a whole, we have been able to rise above the challenges with resilience and to learn from the experiences that we have gone through.

Here is a sampling of the publications, video conferences and guidelines that were produced by our Nuclear Medicine physicians over this period for information and future reference.

Click here to view publications, video conferences and guidelines.

Regards,
​A/Prof David Ng
NMS(S) Vice President

The COVID-19 Pandemic: Guidance for Nuclear Medicine Department

Dr. Diana Paez and the IAEA held the Webinar series on "the COVID-19 Pandemic: Guidance for Nuclear Medicine Department" on April 22, 2020.

Applicable to NM physicians, nurses, technologists, scientists, and administrative personnel .

The webinar is now available on:   https://humanhealth.iaea.org ​
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