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Great to see our Global Health series featured in the OMA Ontario Medical Association! Grateful to have worked with such talented individuals in making this program possible for medical students globally! TARMS Canada oma.org/newsroom/ontar…

Grateful for the opportunity to present our recent Population-based research on Hearing Loss & Dementia in collaboration with ICES at the Queen's Medicine research day! Thanks to all the co-authors for their immense contributions to this important work!

I work with people in the ICU who drove 2.5h in the worst blizzard to care for critically ill patients. Can we get back to cheering for health care workers please? #ONStorm

Simple thought which is recurrent. Perfection is asymptotic. It is unattainable, but targetable. It is therefore in the process of approaching perfection that we evolve and grow. The process is all there ever is; and it is anything but smooth or unidirectional. #musings

COVID can trigger tinnitus, but can the vaccines do the same? Dr. Konstantina Stankovic recently spoke on tinnitus and the COVID vaccines while sharing her research regarding the virus’s impact on the inner ear. #stanfordohns Read more: nationalgeographic.com/magazine/artic…

Grateful for the opportunity to work on this project exploring the trends within the national journal CSOHNS! Thank you for the mentorship Elise Graham, MD, FRCSC, IBCLC, NABBLM-C!

Congratulations Dr. Moodie! Grateful to have trained under you! Sheila T. Moodie

Beyond thrilled to have matched to Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at Western University! Started my Audiology training here, feels surreal to come full circle for more! This one’s for my family, friends & community! #CaRMSMatch

#westernotohns research highlight: collaborating with @uoft_ohns, we examined how publications in the national journal have changed over time journalotohns.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… Keshi Kiruba Elise Graham, MD, FRCSC, IBCLC, NABBLM-C CSOHNS

Celebrating a very successful #CaRMS2023 match. Welcome to our four new #otolaryngology residents! Schulich WesternU

To Tamils across the country and around the world who are coming together and celebrating Puthandu: Happy New Year! I wish you and your loved ones health, happiness, and prosperity. bit.ly/3oeWLtv

Feels surreal to have graduated the MD program yesterday and to have received the Aesculapian Award! This has been a long time coming with lots up and downs. I am grateful for my family, friends and community - it truly takes a village to accomplish! Onto the next chapter!

Thrilled to share our latest publication on Hearing Loss and Dementia: A Population-Based Cohort Study in collaboration with ICES Queen's University Oto-HNS Student Interest Group Queen's U Department of Medicine! Thanks to all the co-authors for their immense contributions to this important work! karger.com/dem/article/do…

New: Individuals with hearing loss can experience cognitive burden and social isolation, which may increase the risk of #dementia bit.ly/3WFJBTi Keshi Kiruba Karger Publishers

Exciting new research JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting presenting the development of a conceptual framework with #Parents around factors that influence uptake of #Remote hearing aid support pediatrics.jmir.org/2023/1/e47358 #SilvaKuschke, Sheila T. Moodie, Keshi Kiruba, Robin O Western Health Sciences NCA at #WesternU

Pale Blue Dot is a photo of Earth that was taken by the Voyager 1 space probe in 1990 from a distance of about 6 billion kilometers (3.7 billion miles) as it was leaving our solar system. This is what Carl Sagan said about the photo: "Look again at that dot. That's here. That's

New 📄 with Robin O Keshi Kiruba Danielle Glista, PhD Sheila T. Moodie in JMIR Publications Pediatrics and Parenting looks at factors influencing the adoption of virtual care NCA at #WesternU #westernuCSD @VPRWesternU Western University 🔓 doi.org/10.2196/47358

Work from PGY1 Dr. Keshi Kiruba and Pediatric OtoHNS staff Dr. Elise Graham, MD, FRCSC, IBCLC, NABBLM-C - open access at the link below ⬇️

1/Time to FESS up! Do you understand functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS)? If you read sinus CTs, you better know what the surgeon is doing or you won’t know what you’re doing! Here’s a thread to make sure you always make the important findings.

A woman with hypertension presented to the clinic with a 4-day history of abnormal sounds in her ear. On examination, a small spider was seen moving within the external auditory canal of the left ear. The molted exoskeleton of the spider was also present. nej.md/45CHWB0