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Artificial Intelligence Helps Otolaryngologists Give Excellent Patient Care

January 18, 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) helps augment physicians’ abilities in diagnosis and treatment by sifting through vast amounts of data far faster than humans can.

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A Look at the Status of Precision Diagnostic Techniques in Otolaryngology

December 12, 2022

Within a decade, otolaryngologists may use liquid biopsies to diagnose and guide the treatment of head and neck cancer, chronic rhinosinusitis, Ménière’s disease, and more.

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Breaking Down the Positive and Negative Aspects of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising

December 12, 2022

Direct-to-consumer advertising is good at both providing information about a product, but also using imagery that signifies a happier life just within reach.

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Talking to the Children Who Followed Their Parents into Otolaryngology

December 12, 2022

ENTtoday spoke with two parent–progeny pairs of otolaryngologists to find out what it’s like for them to share the same calling.

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How Locum Tenens Can Offer Flexibility for Otolaryngologists and Mitigate Burnout

November 15, 2022

With existing and predicted physician shortages, locum tenens has become important to mitigate burnout, as well as to cover patients who don’t have access to a doctor.

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Tracheostomy Supply Shortages are Threatening Patient Health

November 15, 2022

Shortages of necessary tracheostomy supplies, which were exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, are causing some patients to find creative but potentially dangerous alternatives.

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What Otolaryngologists Need to Know about Biologics and Allergic Rhinitis

September 16, 2022

Researchers and otolaryngologists are considering the use of biologic agents to manage allergic rhinitis (AR), a common, non-life-threatening condition.

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Advice on When and How Physicians Can Speak Out If Their Opinions Differ from Their Employer

September 16, 2022

We explore the potential personal, professional, and legal consequences of physicians taking a stand.

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Gun Violence as a Healthcare Issue: What Is the Responsibility of Otolaryngologists?

September 16, 2022

As with tobacco years ago, framing gun violence as a health issue affecting both individuals and the public can be a hard sell.

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How Much Did the Recent Contrast Shortages Affect Otolaryngologists?

September 16, 2022

Given the unsettled nature of the iodinated contrast supply chain, otolaryngologists should be considering when it may be appropriate to switch to alternative scanning modalities.

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