There are many other options for research funding, including private foundations, professional organizations, and federal agencies and departments.
How the Coronavirus Pandemic May Change Medical Societies and Their Gatherings
The pandemic may have a lasting impact on the future of medical societies, as well as the ways in which physicians gather to present research, collaborate, and even recruit.
Transgender Care: Otolaryngologists Can Help Fill an Unmet Need for This Patient Population
Otolaryngologists are among the healthcare providers most available to provide medical and surgical services for transgender patients interested in making their bodies more closely match their internal sense of gender identity.
Letter from the Editor: The 2020 Paradigm Shift
In 2020, the paradigm abruptly shifted and as we rebuild our personal and professional lives, the enhanced versions will be informed by lessons learned during the pandemic.
New Products May Change the Way Tympanostomy Tubes Are Placed
The Tula System and The Hummingbird Tympanostomy Tube System both allow for in-office tube replacement.
Publishers Are Making All COVID-19 Research Freely Available
Medical journals around the world are opening access to COVID-19-related research for public viewing to ensure timely access to information and to share research that may slow the pandemic.
Otolaryngologists Share the Advocacy Work that Inspires Them
Physicians can be powerful advocates for causes they believe in. Here are some examples.
Letter from the Editor: Lessons I’ve Learned Practing Medicine Since COVID-19 Reopening
It’s a strange new normal for all of us as we keep practicing medicine during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Look at the Latest Research on Subglottic Stenosis
Black Otolaryngologists Share Their Experiences with Discrimination in Medicine
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