Duke Otolaryngology - HNS&CS
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Duke Department of Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC USA
Durham, NC
Joined October 2018
Join us on 2/10 for in-person lunch screening of "RHD Hidden Diagnosis," an award-winning 29-min documentary on right hemisphere disorder (RHD). It highlights stroke survivors' journeys and NCCU students' efforts during the pandemic. #RHD #Documentary
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Kristal M Riska, PhD, AuD, CCC-A was recently approved to be promoted to Associate Professor, career track, effective March 1, 2025. Congratulations!
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We are delighted to announce the successful FY26 match of Connor Pratson, MD, to the Duke University Otology and Neurotology/Skull Base Surgery Fellowship program. Congratulations!
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Lori Allsbrook's career at Duke University began in 2010, during which she significantly contributed to the residency program. As she retires in 2025, she reflects on her impactful journey and looks forward to exploring new hobbies.
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From January 23-25, Duke medical students excelled at the Triological Society meeting in Orlando, winning top honors in pediatric otolaryngology and rhinology & allergy categories for their research posters @Triological
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RT @DukeHealth: Launch: Duke Health and @UNC_Health_Care, 2 of the world’s top academic health systems, unite to create a new children’s he…
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Duke HNSCS’s NIH-funded R25 OSSP training program is seeking applications for 2 funded 9-month mentored research training positions for medical students interested in becoming surgeon-scientists. Learn more and apply by 2/15:
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On January 18th, Doug B. Garrison, AuD, and Krista Roper, AuD, CCC-A, shared their audiology journeys with @boostatduke 8th graders at the Trent Semans Center, highlighting ear anatomy, daily clinician life, and hearing loss prevention.
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Cristen Paige, a speech-language pathologist and senior clinician at Duke Voice Care Center, contributed to the AARP article on voice changes with age, providing insights into the factors affecting vocal health. Read more
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In honor of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service, HNS&CS team members participated in a volunteer event at Central and Eastern North Carolina Food Bank @ActivateGood @FoodBankCENC
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Hearing loss impacts 50 million Americans, but cochlear implants are becoming more common, & support networks are growing. Steve Latus started losing his hearing in his 20s, and received his 2nd cochlear implant in November at @DukeHealth @TriangleBIZJrnl
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The first Right Brain Stroke Survivor Meetup provided a supportive space for survivors and caregivers to connect and share experiences. The event featured a partnership with NCCU Master’s students, fostering community engagement and awareness. @MingaPhD
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Dr. Ralph Abi Hachem emphasizes the importance of support services like Medical Family Therapy in cancer treatment and believes that Joe McFadden's hopeful attitude played a key role in his positive outcome. Read more: #CancerSupport @DukeHealth
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Marital status and emotional concerns are associated with clinically meaningful distress in patients with head and neck cancer. Read more on this new study from our team.
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New study reveals that preoperative dysphagia in older adults leads to higher risks of mortality, readmission, and complications post-surgery. Early screening and treatment are crucial for better outcomes. #Health #Research #Dysphagia
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It is our great pleasure to share that Laina Puscas, MD, MHS, has been named Chair of the VA National Surgery Advisory Board for Otolaryngology, representing the professional voice of the specialty to the country’s largest healthcare organization.
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In 2024, we celebrated the 5th anniversary of the Duke Department of Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences. In this publication, we reflect on our journey and the remarkable progress we have made together. Click to download & celebrate with us
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Dan Sherwood, MS, CCC-SP, a speech-language pathologist at Duke, has made a contribution to the field of speech-language pathology with his self-published book, Voice Therapy 4-1-1: A Practical How-To Guide for the New and Non-Voice Specialist Clinician.
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