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Final Program Now AvailableWe are excited to announce that the finalprogram of Preservation Rhinoplasty ‘The Masters’ Session’is now available on our website! By reviewing the program, you can explore the sessions, speakers, and topics planned for the event. Additionally, you can visit our website to view the detailed schedule for each day.Do not miss the next Preservation Rhinoplasty ‘The Masters’ Session’, which will be held in the HYATT Regency Palais de la Méditerranée in Nice, France on March 21st-23rd, 2025. We are looking forward to meeting you soon in Nice,Best regards,The Organizing Committee

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0033 611 522 425Meeting venue Hyatt Regency Nice, France© 2024 NE&C | 10 Avenue Saint Esteve 06230 Villefranche sur mer, FRANCE

http://www.bulgarianrhinologicsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/BROCHURE-PARTECIPANTI.pdf

Introduction

Health workers and policymakers urgently need to prioritize the escalating incidence of sinonasal disease, a direct consequence of deteriorating air quality driven by pollutants and global warming. The associated decline in quality of life, manifested in smell problems, lower airway and lung complications under the United Airway Disease concept, and poor sleep quality due to nasal obstruction linked to sleep-disordered breathing/sleep apnea, underscores the pressing need for action.

Education is a powerful tool that plays a pivotal role in empowering health workers and the general public. It equips them with the knowledge and understanding of the intricate relationship between the environment and nose and sinus health, as well as respiratory health in general. This knowledge is not just important, but crucial for taking preventive steps and implementing appropriate therapy, making them feel empowered and knowledgeable.

The Rhinology Study Group Indonesia, ORL-HNS Department Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia – Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo National Hospital, in collaboration with the Committee for Respiratory Disease Control and Air Pollution Impact Ministry of Health the Republic of Indonesia, will hold an educational program featuring esteemed International Speakers from Bulgaria, ASEAN countries and Australia -New Zealand in the International Webinar Series of 5^th INDORHINO: Managing the Growing Burden of Sinonasal Disease in the Face of Air Pollutants and Global Climate Change.

As participants in this international webinar series, you will be at the forefront of exploring the impact of environmental health awareness on sinonasal disease. Your active involvement is crucial in emphasizing the importance of accurate diagnosis and effective treatment in mitigating the effects of air pollution and climate change. Everyone must play a part and take responsibility.