As both clinicians and surgeons, otolaryngologists are trained for and skilled at managing the full spectrum of problems that a patient may present with.
Remembering Dr. Gladney’s Contributions to Otolaryngology and Diversity
4 New Otolaryngology Department Chairs Share What They Think the Future Holds for Academic Medicine
Triological Society’s President Emphasizes Importance of Journal Publishing to Otolaryngology
President Michael Benninger, MD, reviewed the state of journal publishing and its sometimes untapped potential while underscoring the importance of being involved, even when spare time is limited.
Presence of Women at U.S. Head and Neck Society Meetings Has Increased but Disparity Persists
High-profile speaker roles at national meetings can provide women starting out with needed role modeling and mentorship and promote their careers.
Reliance on Exam Scores in Residency Applicant Selection Restricts Diversity in Otolaryngology
Strict adherence to USMLE scores may lead to disproportionally low recruitment of applicants who are female, >30 years of age, underrepresented minorities, and from institutions without an otolaryngology residency program.
Letter from the Editor: Otolaryngology Annual Meeting Is Temporary Respite to Daily Pandemic Grind
The American Academy of Otolaryngology Annual Meeting still took place in Los Angeles this month.
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: What to Do When Trusted Medical Products Get Discontinued
Data Shows Increasing Lack of Diversity within Elite Surgical Specialties, Especially Otolaryngology
Significant disparities exist in medical school enrollment for minority students and achievement of full professorship in otolaryngology, surgery, and internal medicine.
The Future of Robotic Surgery in Otolaryngology
Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) is expanding to include patients with HPV-related cancers.
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