Researchers have identified a new gene that may be associated with causing sensorineural hearing loss in childhood
New Immunotherapy Improves Survival Rates in Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck
New immunotherapy improves overall survival and improves quality of life with fewer side effects in a treatment-resistant and rapidly progressing form of head and neck carcinoma, reports a large, randomized international trial.
Hospital Type Affects Cost, Outcome of Tonsillectomies in Kids
Tonsillectomies performed in kids at children’s teaching hospitals have a significantly higher cost, are more likely to involve complications, and result in more comorbidities than when performed at other types of hospitals.
Impact of Shared Decision Making on Elective Surgery
Shared decision making reduces conflict and improves the quality of the decision for patients who are making choices about elective surgery.
Sociodemographics Affect Treatment, Outcome of Advanced Laryngeal Cancer
In patients with advanced laryngeal cancer, younger patients and those residing in a county with a low median household income are more likely to receive surgical therapy, and females and married patients are at a lower risk of dying from cancer.
HHS Network to Facilitate Transition to Alternative Payment Models
A newly formed network will help providers, payers, employers, states, consumer groups, and others partner with the federal government to more quickly implement alternative payment models for the healthcare delivery
TRIO Social Media Committee to Host Twitter Chat during COSM
At this year’s Triological Society Annual Meeting, which will be held during the Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meetings May 20-21 in Chicago, the TRIO will conduct a Twitter chat that will […]
Patients With Isolated Mandible Fractures Should Be Screened for Concussion
Patients who present with isolated mandible fractures may benefit from concussion screening
Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma More Common in Black Children With Late Disease
New study reports that children in the U.S. who present with nasopharyngeal carcinoma are more often black and have advanced disease compared with adults
Oral Rinse Samples of HPV DNA May Identify Recurrence Risk
For patients diagnosed with human papillomavirus (HPV)-related oropharyngeal cancer, detection of HPV DNA in oral rinse samples after diagnosis may provide a useful biomarker to identify patients at increased risk of recurrence after treatment
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