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  1. Mayo Clinic Minute: The role of the larynx and how to protect it A medical milestone at Mayo Clinic, a total larynx transplant p

    The larynx also helps sense when food is swallowed. Mayo Clinic's Dr. David Lott says it governs those functions in two ways.

  2. Brightcove-Rotator Cuff Patient Story-Single

    I had the fun of playing kickball with the grandkids. They're faster than I am and I tripped up and landed on my right shoulder. And wow, I almost went out.

  3. Sharing Mayo Clinic: An eye on the future

    I am Marge Cabanski, and at 74 years old in November 2020, I began experiencing eye irritation. It was diagnosed as Graves' disease. Though I had had my thyroid ...

  4. A Study of Factors That Predispose, Promote, and Perpetuate Post-Traumatic Dizziness - Mayo Clinic

    About this study. The purpose of this study is to investigate whether recent, groundbreaking discoveries about key pathophysiologic processes that drive ...

  5. A Study of Neuroimaging to Assess the Underlying Disease Progression in Progressive Apraxia of Speech - Mayo Clinic

    The purpose of this study is to utilize neuroimaging to assess the neurobiological mechanisms underlying disease progression in progressive apraxia of speech.

  6. Mayo Clinic Minute Signs your child might have hearing loss Video Audio How do you know if your child has hearing loss? Coli

    "Kids are supposed to start babbling. They babble from the beginning. They should continue to babble, and then they should start developing some.

  8. Born Deaf and My Miracle of Sound - Mayo Clinic News Network

    I was born profoundly deaf due to auditory neuropathy and did not hear a single sound until I received a cochlear implant when I was 4 ½ years old.

  9. Mystery Solved - Diagnosis Moves Patient from Frustration to Peace of Mind and a Plan - Mayo Clinic News Network

    I struggled for years with extreme fatigue, major skin problems, muscle weakness, escalating eye issues, and a host of other unexplained symptoms. I moved to ...

  10. Life After Upper Limb Amputation

    Your brain is still communicating with this arm that isn't there. I think that's very interesting. The prosthetist is a very important person in the whole team.