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DETROIT (Jan. 12, 2023) – Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital has begun using Gleolan®, a one-of-a-kind optical imaging agent that...
When it comes to complex conditions of the brain and spine, you need a team of experts working for you. At Henry Ford, you receive care from highly skilled neurologists and neurosurgeons. Some of our experts are internationally renowned. All our specialists deliver trusted care and give you the attention you deserve. These capabilities help us maximize quality of life for people with ALS, MS, stubborn headaches, epilepsy and more.
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Henry Ford is home to specialty programs that use leading methods to evaluate and treat neurological disorders. Our active role in research and clinical trials gives you access to new care methods, often years before they become standard practice.
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For rare and complex neurological disease treatment, doctors from across Michigan and surrounding states look to Henry Ford. Find out why and learn about medical education opportunities. Our Referring Physician Office provides concierge-style support for physicians to help their patients seamlessly get the specialized care they need.
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DETROIT (Jan. 12, 2023) – Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital has begun using Gleolan®, a one-of-a-kind optical imaging agent that...
The Team of Distinction designation reflects the depth of medical expertise across multiple medical specialties. DETROIT (Feb. 17, 2022) –...
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital and Henry Ford Medical Center – Brownstown both earn a Gold Seal of Approval® from The Joint...
Surgically targeted radiation aims to delay tumor regrowth, protect healthy brain tissue. DETROIT (Dec. 20, 2021) – Surgeons at Henry Ford...
There are ways to manage and prevent some of the effects epilepsy has on your day-to-day activities – without feeling as though you’re missing out.
Research shows that the best way to reduce your risk of stroke is to establish a lifelong commitment to regular physical activity.
Parkinson's disease, a degenerative neurological condition, has no cure, but there are things you can do to improve your quality of life.
You may not have control over whether or not you are diagnosed with dementia, but you can work to delay or even reduce your risk of a diagnosis altogether.
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