Do Women Have Adam's Apples?

The video addresses common misconceptions about Adam's apples, explaining that both men and women have them. The Adam's apple, or laryngeal prominence, is a piece of cartilage protecting the larynx. During puberty, the larynx grows, affecting voice changes. The growth differs between sexes due to testosterone, making the Adam's apple more prominent in males. The video encourages viewers to continue asking questions.

What are the characteristics of cartilage that forms the Adam's Apple?

Explain the significance of the angle formed by the cartilage plates in males and females.