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The Battle of the Bots Comes to Prior Authorization

August 4, 2026

AI is accelerating insurance claim denials in otolaryngology, causing increased administrative burdens and patient care delays, with physicians responding by developing and using AI tools to improve documentation and appeals.

Why Promptly Reporting Diagnostic Test Results Is an Ethical Duty

August 4, 2026

Dr. Holt discusses the ethical obligation of otolaryngologists to promptly report diagnostic test results to patients to alleviate anxiety and maintain trust.

The Case Against Exclusion: Congenital CMV and Daycare Policy in the Era of Universal Screening

August 4, 2026

Universal newborn screening identifies more children with cCMV, but exclusion of these children from daycare is unsupported by evidence, exacerbates inequities, and is ineffective in reducing transmission.

Private Equity and the ENT Practice: What Physicians Should Know

August 4, 2026

Private equity investment in otolaryngology practices offers growth capital, operational support, and liquidity opportunities for physicians while introducing complex financial, legal, and governance considerations that require careful evaluation and alignment.

Triological Society’s 2026 Honorees and Thesis Award Winners

August 4, 2026

The Triological Society recognized and celebrated ENT surgeons at COSM 2026 in Orlando, Fla.

Novel Treatments and Advances in OSA

July 1, 2026

Recent advances in OSA treatments offer ENT surgeons expanded options and improved patient care through medical, surgical, and diagnostic innovations. These developments emphasize personalized and multimodal approaches to managing this common and underdiagnosed condition.

Take Your Practice to the Next Level with These Technologies

July 1, 2026

Benefits abound with newer software and devices

Dr. Rebecca Howell’s Circuitous, Yet Serendipitous, Path to Laryngology

July 1, 2026

Small connections, borrowed ideas, and conviction played their part in Dr. Rebecca Howell’s journey to becoming a larnygologist.

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The Reasons We Keep Going

July 1, 2026

Dr. Wei shares her thoughts on fellowship interviews, letters that move her, 2026 COSM, and the future we are growing.
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Otolaryngology Hospitalists: A Relatively New Role

June 3, 2026

Learn about the relatively new role of otolaryngology hospitalists, from the evolution and models, to benefits and challenges.

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