Does everyone have an Adams apple?

Answer 1

Yes, women can have adams apples, but they are smaller then mens!
They do it's just not as visible as men's
Yes.

The "Adam's Apple" is the cartilage of the larynx located on the front of the throat. It is more prominent in men but women have them too.

Answer 2

Women do have Adam's apples, but they are less noticeable than a man's.
Yes, they do have Adam's apple because it says that it is at the lump the front of a person's neck by cartilage in the throat.
It's not common, but some women do. Conservative pundit Ann Coulter has one.
The Adam's apple is really just a protrusion of part of the thyroid cartilage in the neck. In men, it tends to be more pronounced. Some women with higher levels of male hormones, like aldosterone and testosterone, may have a slightly larger thyroid cartilages than other women. Technically all women have the same thyroid cartilage as men, but the cartilage is smaller, so it does not stick out as much.

So yes, all people have Adams apples.
YES. It's just not as prominent as a man's. It houses the vocal chords.

Answer 3

Yes - It is just smaller and less noticeable than men's You can get it removed - If you want to loose your voice forever - It houses the vocal "chords". Sorry, modification of (as in a reduction in size) doesn't guarantee it will result in a loss of vocal cords- it can of course. Often such an operation can modify a voice- most often it doesn't. Trans-genders (usually male to female) have the procedure done regularly without loss of voice (and they usually would like it to result in a modified more feminine sounding voice, but that's another topic).

Answer 4

Unless you're suffering from a rare birth defect or have had it surgically removed, yes. If you can talk, then you have one.

Answer 5

Yes they do. It's just not as pronounced as men's are.

Answer 6

It's not common, but some women do. Conservative pundit Ann Coulter has one.