Media Appearances
The Media on Dr Kevin Lau & ScolioLife® — 20 Years of Coverage
Since 2006, journalists across three continents have covered Dr Kevin Lau — Doctor of Chiropractic, RMIT, Australia* — and the ScolioLife® approach to non-surgical scoliosis correction: from The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia and 938LIVE to Lianhe Zaobao, Berita Harian, Shape, The American Chiropractor, and most recently Robb Report Singapore, a+ Magazine and AsiaOne. This page collects that coverage in one place — because when you are choosing who to trust with your spine, independent reporting matters.
Our Earliest National Newspaper Feature
Singapore's national broadsheet ran its Readers' Choice column on Dr Kevin Lau in the Mind Your Body section. The reader who nominated him, 50-year-old training director Michael Lum, told the paper he had lived with migraine since the age of 12 — attacks several times a month, and one bout severe enough that he vomited more than 15 times and spent days in a darkened room. He had consulted eye specialists and neurologists in Asia and Australia without an answer. After attending a talk by Dr Lau he began a course of spinal correction for a curved spine and a forward-protruding neck, and after ten months he reported to the paper that his posture had improved and that he could walk in the sun again. Published accounts describe one reader's own experience; individual results vary.
Mr Lau is gentle, unassuming and humble, always talking and joking and open to feedback from his patients... He even went the extra mile to introduce health foods to me and lent me his Anthony Robbins motivational CDs.— Michael Lum, 50, training director · The Straits Times, 18 October 2006
Recent Coverage of ScolioLife®
Three publications profiled the clinic recently — each from a different angle: the founder's story, the technology, and the patients.
The founder's story: how his brother's scoliosis diagnosis — and a choice between waiting and watching or surgery — set Dr Lau on a 25-year mission to build a better non-surgical path.
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Robb Report profiles the Orchard Road clinic, Dr Lau's two decades of clinical experience, and the 3D-printed ScolioAlign™ brace at the heart of his holistic correction methodology.
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AsiaOne looks at the clinic through its patients' eyes — families from Singapore and abroad seeking a structured alternative to observation or spinal fusion surgery.
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Bracing and surgery are typically the only two options offered to scoliosis patients. In this live studio interview, CNA's Primetime Morning asked Dr Kevin Lau about a third path — his programme of scoliosis-specific exercise, nutrition and corrective devices, and why he believes many curves can be managed without rigid hospital bracing or surgery. Individual results vary.
Singapore's most enduring talk show invited Dr Lau to discuss his newly published book Health In Your Hands: Your Plan for Natural Scoliosis Prevention and Correction — how diet, targeted exercise and early screening fit into scoliosis care, and what parents should watch for during their child's growth spurts.
Newspaper & Magazine Features
From Singapore's national dailies to international professional journals, print media has followed Dr Lau's work in non-surgical scoliosis correction since 2006.
Recent News From the Clinic
Beyond editorial coverage, ScolioLife® publishes its own announcements — awards, expansion and milestones — in the Newsroom. Recent highlights:
- Scoliosis Centre of the Year 2026 — ScolioLife® named Scoliosis Centre of the Year.
- Healthcare Company of the Year 2025 — crowned at the Fluxx Awards.
- International award for scoliosis care excellence — Dr Lau honoured at the Forttuna Awards in Dubai.
- United Nations ECOSOC representation — Dr Lau represents the AWWG at the UN Economic and Social Council.
- Scoliometer app passes 1 million downloads — Dr Lau's screening app reaches a global milestone.
- Kuala Lumpur and Surabaya clinic openings — the ScolioLife® programme expands across Southeast Asia.
Media Personalities Cared for at ScolioLife®
Many of the presenters, athletes and performers who interviewed Dr Lau — or heard about him from colleagues — went on to become patients themselves. Meet some of them, with their stories, on our Patients Worldwide page.
Media & Coverage FAQs
Where has Dr Kevin Lau been featured in the media?
Dr Kevin Lau has been featured by The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia's Primetime Morning, MediaCorp 938LIVE, Lianhe Zaobao, Berita Harian, Today's Parents, Shape, Ezyhealth & Beauty, Lifestyle NTUC, Complementary Therapy, The American Chiropractor, and more recently Robb Report Singapore, a+ Magazine and AsiaOne — coverage spanning print, television, radio and online media across three continents since 2006.
Is Dr Kevin Lau available for media interviews?
Yes. Dr Lau regularly speaks to journalists about non-surgical scoliosis care, adolescent screening, bracing technology and spinal health. Media and interview enquiries can be sent to clinic.sg@scoliolife.com or via WhatsApp at +65 8907 8900, and press materials are available in the Newsroom.
Where can I read ScolioLife®'s latest announcements?
The ScolioLife® Newsroom carries official announcements — including the Scoliosis Centre of the Year 2026 and Healthcare Company of the Year 2025 awards, Dr Lau's recognition at the Forttuna Awards in Dubai, his United Nations ECOSOC representation, and the clinic's expansion to Kuala Lumpur and Surabaya.
Experience the Care the Media Writes About
Independent journalists have told the ScolioLife® story for 20 years. The next chapter could be yours: start with a consultation at our Orchard Road clinic, or send your X-rays for a digital review from anywhere in the world. For press and interview enquiries, our team responds within one working day.
Book a ConsultationRequest a Digital X-Ray ReviewPress Enquiries*Dr Kevin Lau is a Doctor of Chiropractic, RMIT, Australia. Media coverage reflects the journalists' own reporting. Outcomes described are clinical goals; individual results vary with age, skeletal maturity, curve type and compliance.