Dr. Boylan’s Career
Dr. Alice Boylan has studied pulmonary disease since the 1980s. She completed her training at Dartmouth Medical Center. During her time there, she learned the ins and outs of her profession.
Dr. Boylan currently serves as Chief of the Acute, Critical, and Trauma Department at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). Dr. Boylan has helped patients at MUSC since 1995. There, she also serves as Associate Professor of Medicine. Her medical areas of interest include lung cancer, bronchoscopy, and asbestos-related disease.
Dr. Alice Boylan can help you navigate your options and find the treatment that best suits your needs.
Publishing
Dr. Boylan publishes medical research in her field. She wrote a chapter on pleural disease in the book, Breathing in America: Diseases, Progress and Hope, first released in 2010. In this chapter, Dr. Boylan published one of the case studies that she wrote on Steve McQueen, a moviestar who died from mesothelioma in 1980. McQueen had exhausted all his potential options for treatment and even traveled from the United States to Mexico seeking alternative treatments.
Contact Dr. Boylan
If you would like to contact Dr. Boylan to help you find the treatment that best suits your needs, we can help. The treatment for asbestos-related diseases has improved slowly and steadily since McQueen’s time. There are some promising treatments available. Dr. Alice Boylan can help you navigate your options.
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