12/23/2025
We’re proud to see Dr. Yessar Hussain, Director of the National Neuromuscular Research Institute and Austin Neuromuscular Center, featured in this KXAN story on ALS and emerging assistive technology, .
There is still no cure for ALS, but innovation—combined with comprehensive neuromuscular care—can help support quality of life and independence for patients and families.
Technologies like Neuralink are not treatments or cures; however, they raise important questions about how assistive technology may support communication and independence for people living with paralysis.
At NNRI and ANC, our focus remains on evidence-based care, ongoing research, and supporting patients at every stage of neuromuscular disease.
🔗 Learn more about ALS care and research at: https://austinneuromuscle.com/about/
https://www.kxan.com/news/science/neuralink-provides-austin-man-wings-after-als-diagnosis/
Jake Schneider, an ALS patient, was able to reconnect with the world through Neuralink, a brain-computer interface device that allows him to control a cursor on a screen and play video games with h…