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October 2025 – Vol. 44, No. 10
Global ENT Community Prepares for #OTOMTG25
Excitement is building as the global otolaryngology community gets ready to gather in Indianapolis for the specialty's premier event.
Leading Edge
United We Must Stand
We're strengthening a movement that will continue to reshape how our Academy and our specialty show up in the world.
Looking Through the Right Scope: Safeguarding Excellence in Patient Care
In an era of expanding practice boundaries, our specialty's comprehensive training and expertise remain the gold standard for otolaryngology-head and neck care delivery.
GLP-1 RAs and the Ear
An update on the promise of glucagon-like-peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs) in otologic disease.
Why You Should Invest in ENT PAC Today
ENT PAC opens doors to lawmakers, but contributions lag far behind similar specialties—weakening our collective voice.
Scuba Medicine for Otolaryngologists
Familiarizing otolaryngologists with diving-related concerns and conditions can help mitigate risk.
Comprehensive Care for Tinnitus and Headache
Growing evidence suggests that migraine can trigger, worsen, or even cause tinnitus in some patients.
Pearls from Your Peers: Pulsatile Tinnitus
Erika McCarty Walsh, MD, interviewed Philip Schmalz, MD, on pulsatile tinnitus, a pulse-synchronous sound.
Staff Spotlight: Aaron Castelo, Senior Advisor, State Advocacy
The Senior Advisor of State Advocacy supports the Academy's efforts, monitors policy developments and ensures members’ voices are heard across all 50 states.
Health Disparities: Where to Start?
Social epidemiology can provide the necessary perspective and tools to help us understand what contributes to health disparities and our role in addressing these differences.
Call for Contributions: Share Your Voice with the Bulletin
We invite you to contribute by submitting articles, topic inquiries, and multimedia content, as an individual or through your AAO-HNS/F committees.
