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DESCRIPTION:Breakfast Symposium at AAO-HNSF 2026\n1.0 CME/MOC\nRegister here: NJHealth.org/ChronicCough http://NJHealth.org/ChronicCough\n\nChronic cough often presents in ENT practice with throat clearing\, globus sensation\, dysphonia\, throat irritation\, and cough triggered by talking\, laughing\, breathing\, or environmental exposures. This interactive\, case-based session will help otolaryngologists recognize when laryngeal dysfunction\, cough hypersensitivity\, or other upper airway contributors may be driving symptoms.\n\nThrough a multidisciplinary panel discussion with otolaryngology\, pulmonology\, allergy\, and speech pathology\, faculty will explore how clinicians can work together to evaluate chronic cough\, identify overlapping drivers\, and coordinate more effective\, patient-centered treatment plans.\n\nFaculty:\n\nDaniel Fink\, MD\nNational Jewish Health\n\nVamsi Guntur\, MD\, MSc\, ATSF\nNational Jewish Health\n\nRohit Katial\, MD\, FAAAAI\, FACAAI\, FACP\nNational Jewish Health\n\nAshoke Khanwalkar\, MD\nNational Jewish Health
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Breakfast Symposium at AAO-HNSF 2026<br />1.0 CME/MOC<br /><strong>Register here: </strong><a href="http://NJHealth.org/ChronicCough" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><strong>NJHealth.org/ChronicCough</strong></a><br><br>Chronic cough often presents in ENT practice with throat clearing, globus sensation, dysphonia, throat irritation, and cough triggered by talking, laughing, breathing, or environmental exposures. This interactive, case-based session will help otolaryngologists recognize when laryngeal dysfunction, cough hypersensitivity, or other upper airway contributors may be driving symptoms.<br><br>Through a multidisciplinary panel discussion with otolaryngology, pulmonology, allergy, and speech pathology, faculty will explore how clinicians can work together to evaluate chronic cough, identify overlapping drivers, and coordinate more effective, patient-centered treatment plans.<br><br>Faculty:<br><br>Daniel Fink, MD<br />National Jewish Health<br><br>Vamsi Guntur, MD, MSc, ATSF<br />National Jewish Health<br><br>Rohit Katial, MD, FAAAAI, FACAAI, FACP<br />National Jewish Health<br><br>Ashoke Khanwalkar, MD<br />National Jewish Health
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SUMMARY:Chronic Cough: An ENT-Centered approach to Multidisciplinary Care
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