The Triological Society and Wiley are happy to announce that ENTtoday has received an APEX Award of Excellence for its August 2025 issue.
The issue was honored with an Award of Excellence for Magazines/Entire Print Issue. The issue included features on tips for navigating mid-career transitions in otolaryngology and empty nose syndrome, a profile of Dr. Joseph Kerschner, a commentary on nerve reconstruction, as well as news, medical literature reviews, and more.
“We are so pleased that ENTtoday has been recognized with an APEX award,” said Andrew H. Murr, MD, FACS, executive vice president of the Triological Society. “This is recognition of our fantastic team, our publishing partner Wiley, and our esteemed editor, Dr. Robin Lindsay. But remember, much of our content for this publication comes from our membership and our meeting content, and that is YOU! We have a fabulous and impactful organization in the Triological Society. Thank you to all our members and participants. I am very proud of the work we do together.”
The Awards for Publication Excellence (APEX) program recognizes excellence in publishing by professional communicators. APEX Awards are based on excellence in graphic design, editorial content, and the ability to achieve overall communication excellence. APEX Awards of Excellence recognize exceptional entries in individual subcategories.
There were approximately 1,000 entries. There were 100 Grand Awards presented to honor outstanding work in 13 major categories, and 400 Awards of Excellence recognized exceptional entries across 100 subcategories. ENTtoday’s August 2025 issue was one of 10 magazines recognized in the Magazines, Journals & Tabloids Print categories for its size.
“I am privileged to work with amazing writers, editorial board members, and members of our otolaryngology community who are willing to share their thoughts on important topics like midlife career transitions and caring for patients with medically complex and controversial conditions. Their willingness to share their experiences and expertise is the strength of ENTtoday,” said Robin Lindsay, MD, MBA, ENTtoday’s physician editor, a physician and surgeon at Massachusetts Eye and Ear and associate professor of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery at Harvard Medical School, both in Boston.
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