How otolaryngology device companies are pivoting during the pandemic
Letter from the Editor: In the Midst of COVID Life, Where Did My Superpower Go?
Writing usually comes easy to me. Some people can do a neck dissection in 30 minutes. Others build amazing rapport with patients after just five minutes of interaction. We have […]
What One Physician Thinks the Future of Otolaryngology Is
A private practice otolaryngologist writes about what our “new normal” may look like after the coronavirus pandemic.
Triological Society Statement: Inclusion, Diversity, Justice
The Triological Society has released a statement supporting inclusion, diversity, and commitment to justice and respect: During the past few months, our country has gone through challenging times experiencing a […]
Medical Surveillance Accounts for Excess Thyroid Cancers in Post-9/11 Firefighters
Increased rates of thyroid cancer among World Trade Center (WTC)-exposed firefighters and emergency medical service personnel who participated in rescue/recovery efforts after 9/11 are likely due to medical surveillance rather […]
Telemedicine: A Look at Recent Reforms Expanding Access, Use Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Recent changes in state and federal laws have made telemedicine services more likely to be covered and reimbursed by insurance companies, benefitting both providers and patients.
Reporting Unethical or Incompetent Physicians
Patients Diagnosed with Mental Health Distress, Then Vocal Issues Are Less Likely to Have Seen an Otolaryngologist
A look at to what extent mental health distress precedes or follows voice disorder diagnoses.
Frustrating and Terrifying: What It’s Like to Be in Medical School During the COVID-19 Pandemic
A fourth-year medical student who recently matched in otolaryngology share what it’s like to be in medical school during the coronavirus pandemic.
Making Ethical Decisions During the Coronavirus Crisis
One of the harshest ethical dilemmas during epidemics is whether it will, be necessary to consider imposing limits on the continued care of critically ill patients who aren’t expected to survive.
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