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ranslational research has been a common catchword in the NIH's effort to turn basic research into solutions for clinical problems. Despite a range of very successful programs in a range of medical specialties, the effort has not been largely successful for translational research of inner ear issues. Clinical otology currently suffers from a complete lack of medications to treat what really are amongst the most common neurodegenerative problems in man. Sensorineural hearing loss is almost ubiquitous by age 70 and vertigo represents one of the most common causes of primary care visits in the United States.

Building a translational research program in Neurotology at University of Kansas Medical Center