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ENTtoday to Debut Advice Column

August 4, 2026

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You have questions, and ENTtoday has answers. Everyone has at least a few questions about their specialty, practice, institution, protocols, patients, residents, colleagues, and more that they hesitate to ask for fear of ridicule, retribution, or rolling eyes.

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August 2026

Consider the questions that often go unasked: How does my salary compare to that of my peers? What should we do if a colleague or partner is in a romantic relationship with a staff member? What should residents do when they witness bias or unprofessional behavior?

Let Dear ENTtoday help. Email your questions—no matter how sensitive or embarrassing—to Lisa Casinger at lcasinger@wiley.com. Include Dear ENTtoday in the subject line.

ENTtoday’s editorial board will discuss the question and provide answers, and we’ll publish the answers in a future issue. Your name and identifying details will not be published, and questions may be edited to protect anonymity before appearing in print.

So, don’t hesitate to dig deep and share those questions you’ve been wanting to ask. And be sure to check out the September issue for our first column.  

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Dear ENTtodayIssue: August 2026

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