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Could you provide our listeners with a little bit about you and your background?
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There's a fair amount of genetic hearing loss tests out there. Why did we decide to develop this one here at Mayo?
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Can you tell me a little bit about the process that actually went into developing the test — the different research and that sort of thing?
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What specific need do we meet with this particular test?
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How were these results used in patient care? And what I mean by that is, when you're talking about the downstream management of the patient, what are some of the different treatments that can result from the use of this test?
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How does our test compare to some of these tests that are out there right now?
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Where in the patient's journey would this test be used? I know it's a diagnostic test and not a screening test, but could you expand on that a little more for me?
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