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Treating Patients With Neurological Disorders

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As part of the Clinical Neurosciences Center, our neurology specialists treat patients with a variety of neurological disorders ranging from the common to the most complex. As the Mountain West Region’s only academic medical center, we provide a multidisciplinary approach to care, giving our patients access to a full range of specialty and subspecialty services.

Combined with this collaborative approach, our neurology specialists use the latest advancements in imaging technology to accurately diagnose and develop individualized treatment plans providing the best possible outcomes for our patients.

In addition, many of our providers are faculty members who are at the forefront of neurology research and educate the next generation of neurologists through the . 

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Should You See a Neurologist?

Are you experiencing headaches, chronic pain, or dizziness? These are some of the symptoms a neurologist can advise you on.
 
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What Are the Signs of Stroke?

Stroke is the fourth-leading cause of death in the United States and a leading cause of disability. Know these warning signs and get help--every second counts.
 
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How to Take Your Blood Pressure

Reduce your risk of stroke by monitoring your blood pressure. These instructions are simple to follow.
 
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