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Dr. Barham is a board-certified ear, nose, and throat (ENT) physician who works as a dedicated rhinologist (nose, sinus, allergy, endoscopic sinus, and skull base surgery) at Sinus and Nasal Specialists of Louisiana, LLC.
Dr. Barham has authored over 100 publications and book chapters and currently serves on the boards of multiple otolaryngology, rhinology, and skull base publications. He is actively involved in conducting research projects and collaborating with similar physicians both nationally and internationally. Every year, Dr. Barham presents in multiple education courses locally, nationally, and internationally to further rhinologic education and training.
Fellowship: Sydney Rhinology Fellowship, American Rhinologic Society – Sydney, Australia
Residency: University of Colorado School of Medicine – Denver, CO
Internship: University of Colorado School of Medicine – Denver, CO
MD: Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Shreveport, LA
American Board of Otolaryngology
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Written by Henry P. Barham, MD, Mohamed A. Taha, MD, Natan Rosenfeld, and Marianne Madsen “Eat your greens!” Did your mom say that? If so, it’s because she already knew that greens are healthy for...
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Written by Henry P. Barham, MD, Mohamed A. Taha, MD, and Marianne Madsen Is this a weird question? You’re probably asking yourself, what could possibly be the relationship between a taste test (something I put...
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Written by Henry P. Barham, MD, Mohamed A. Taha, MD, and Marianne Madsen Bitter taste receptors (T2Rs), as the name implies, are known for their role in the perception of bitter taste. So one would...
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Written by Henry P. Barham, MD, Mohamed A. Taha, MD, and Marianne Madsen Recent research related to the COVID-19 pandemic revealed some breakthrough findings. These findings may help provide answers to urgent questions about COVID-19–who...
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With these bitter taste receptors (or T2R bitter taste receptors) one of their byproducts or the side effects of them is the perception of bitter taste. Now, this is much more important in rats and...
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We talked about the way that you develop these genes or inherit these genes. You can test for them genetically, but it’s actually more important to see your phenotypic expression or your outward expression of...
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Written by Henry P. Barham, MD, Mohamed A. Taha, MD, and Natan Rosenfeld You may have heard the term “immunity,” and you probably have a general idea of what it means. Your idea of immunity...
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When we first started looking at these receptors, they were really studied initially in rats. When rats used them, rats will smell things in their environment to try to pick up if it’s a potential...
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A common question that I get in my practice is: what do I do about loss of smell and taste? Because you have people who have now had alterations in their smell for even up...
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8585 Picardy Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70809, USA
225-819-1181
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