August 28, 2026

AI may ease patient decision-making in rhinology

ChatGPT and Google similarly reduced decisional conflict among patients considering rhinologic surgery in a randomized pilot study.

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August 27, 2026

Medical Oddities: Could multilingualism keep you young?

From multilingual minds to pomegranate hearts, gastric mischief, and swishable tea, science stays delightfully odd.

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August 25, 2026

Outreach screening may uncover hearing loss

Recommended treatment was implemented in only about one-third of traceable cases, leaving substantial hearing care gaps after detection.

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August 19, 2026

Full vs limited FESS tested in CRSwNP

Investigators compare full and limited surgery across patient-reported and clinical outcomes over 24 months.

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August 19, 2026

TM regeneration may improve hearing in chronic otitis media

Regenerative treatment shortened operative time and was associated with higher patient satisfaction while achieving a similar membrane closure rate to conventional tympanoplasty.

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August 17, 2026

Can nasal polyps affect mental health?

Asthma and higher Sinonasal Outcome Test-22 scores were associated with possible anxiety among adults undergoing endoscopic sinus surgery.

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August 06, 2026

Medical Oddities: Shellfish Toxin? Send in the Frog

Frogs fight toxins, REM tune inward, white tea soothes guts, and friendship gets scored.

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August 04, 2026

An Overlooked Cause of Pediatric Anaphylaxis

Inhaling cumin during meal preparation triggered the first reported case of pediatric cumin-induced anaphylaxis, raising awareness of spice allergy.

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August 04, 2026

PM2.5 Exposure May Be Linked to Lewy Dementias

Danish registry study found stronger associations for Lewy body dementia than Parkinson's disease–related dementia.

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August 04, 2026

QOL After Head and Neck Reconstruction

A prospective cohort study suggests that clinically meaningful quality‐of‐life changes continue well beyond the first postoperative year, with one‐year complications emerging as the strongest potentially modifiable predictor of later decline.

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