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October 2023 – Vol. 42, No. 9
Paths to Otolaryngology Leadership: Part I
Being an Academy member is not just about membership in your specialty society, it is a commitment to optimizing care and continually striving to improve patient outcomes.
Leading Edge
Policy Ahead of Politics for a Healthier Healthcare Future
The Academy serves subspeciality areas by providing forums for leaders to work together on common problems, and to advocate on the regulatory and legislative spaces effectively.
Members as Change Agents for the Specialty and the AAO-HNS/F
Member engagement maximizes your membership and builds the Academy.
Paths to Otolaryngology Leadership: Part II
Four members share their motivation for giving their time, expertise, and commitment to the AAO-HNS/F.
Reflections on the Annual Meeting in Music City
That’s a wrap on the AAO-HNSF 2023 Annual Meeting & OTO Experience.
Stories from the Road: Syrian American Medical Society Lebanon
Learn more about the SAMS Foundation’s healthcare relief efforts.
How Did We Get Here?
Value-based care is here to stay.
2024 CORE Grant Cycle is Now Open for LOI Submissions
Important dates for the 2024 CORE Grants cycle.
New Academy Position Statement: Button and Coin Battery Technology
Academy releases new Position Statement recognizing the dangers of button and coin cell batteries to children.
Global Perspective on Endoscopic Ear Surgery Webinar
Tune in to the 2023 Global Grand Rounds Webinar Series.
AAO-HNS 2023 Workforce and Socioeconomic Survey
Your voice is needed in this vital survey, which closes on November 10, to promote and advance the specialty.
2023-2024 BOG, IAB, and Member Sections Leadership Announced
Welcome the newly elected officers.
Do You Have an Upcoming Humanitarian Outreach Trip Planned?
Apply before the November 15 deadline.
Hearing Loss and Cognitive Decline: Results of the ACHIEVE Study
ACHIEVE study findings suggest that treating hearing loss may be a particularly important global public health target for dementia prevention efforts.
Attack of the Killer….Brisket?
Mammalian Meat Allergy or alpha-gal is an unusual variant of a Type 1 Immunoglobulin E [IgE]-mediated hypersensitivity reaction.
How Migraine Modulates Tinnitus
It has been found that migraine is more common in patients with tinnitus and subjective hearing loss.
Expanding Real-World Outcomes in Adults with Hearing Loss
To better understand the real-world effects of hearing loss on patients’ lives, it is imperative that we expand our outcome assessments in this patient population.
Simulation in Otology: New Options for Education and Training
Although traditional cadaveric temporal bone training remains the mainstay of otologic education, the value of simulation to address challenges and elevate and improve the education opportunities for learning is clear.
WIO Endowment Grants Garner Support with Increased Fundraising in 2023
The endowment provides grants to projects demonstrating a significant contribution to explore and advance the success of women in otolaryngology.
Pearls from Your Peers: Immunotherapy and the Changing Therapeutic Landscape for Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Exploring immunotherapy for patients with metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.
Call for 2024 AAO-HNS Election Nominees
Recommend someone for elected office.
New Lifetime and 30-Year Members
Congratulations to these individuals who celebrate longevity in membership.
One Drop Less, University of Cape Coast School of Medicine, Ghana
AAO-HNSF Humanitarian Travel Grant Report.
2024-2025 Committee Cycle: Applications Open November 1
Prepare now to apply for the 2024-2025 AAO-HNS/F Committee Cycle.
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