People more likely to want unnecessary surgery if word 'cancer' was used: study ctv.news/2XMIjzc

Words matter, especially if the word is #cancer. Describing a lesion as “cancer” vs “nodule” has major impact on patient decision-making even when prognosis is excellent & observation is a strong option. ja.ma/2HLsZFm #BehavioralEconomics

Word 'cancer' prompts surgery choices: study toronto.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1…

If we select the right cases with limited #cholesteatoma, TEES is an effective option and avoids a more morbid approach. Next question: how much cholesteatoma is too much for TEES? U of T Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery

Is there a more important #HearingLoss outcome than health-related quality of life? Patient-reported outcome measures are only as good as the questions they ask. Next time you administer a PROM, consider what you might be missing using this list. #ContentValidity JAMA Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery

Congratulations to Dr. Trung Le on being the first person from a Canadian University to receive the Triological Society Career Development Award for his project "Magnetic Targeting Delivery of Neurotrophic Gene Therapy for the Treatment of Hearing Loss.” Bravo! 🎉🎉 #OHNS #UofT