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DESCRIPTION:Breakfast Symposium at AAO-HNSF 2026 and online livestream\n1.0 CME/MOC\nRegister here: NJHealth.org/ChronicCough http://NJHealth.org/ChronicCough\n\nChronic cough can be challenging to evaluate and manage\, particularly when symptoms such as throat clearing\, globus sensation\, dysphonia\, throat irritation\, or cough triggered by talking\, laughing\, breathing\, or environmental exposures suggest possible laryngeal or upper airway involvement. In this interactive\, case-based CME breakfast and live online broadcast\, expert faculty will examine practical approaches to identifying laryngeal dysfunction\, cough hypersensitivity\, and other potential contributors to persistent cough.\n\nThrough multidisciplinary discussion featuring perspectives from otolaryngology\, pulmonology\, and allergy\, faculty will explore how to evaluate overlapping contributors\, determine when additional specialty assessment may be warranted\, and develop individualized management approaches for patients with refractory chronic cough.\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 and online livestream<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 can be challenging to evaluate and manage, particularly when symptoms such as throat clearing, globus sensation, dysphonia, throat irritation, or cough triggered by talking, laughing, breathing, or environmental exposures suggest possible laryngeal or upper airway involvement. In this interactive, case-based CME breakfast and live online broadcast, expert faculty will examine practical approaches to identifying laryngeal dysfunction, cough hypersensitivity, and other potential contributors to persistent cough.<br><br>Through multidisciplinary discussion featuring perspectives from otolaryngology, pulmonology, and allergy, faculty will explore how to evaluate overlapping contributors, determine when additional specialty assessment may be warranted, and develop individualized management approaches for patients with refractory chronic cough.<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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