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The Early Cancer Detection Program offered through the Center for Women’ss Health at COEM has performed several thousand Breast Thermography screenings over the past 8 years. Breast Thermography is one of the most important screening tools available for breast cancer risk assessment and early detection.

Allan D. Lieberman, MD � Medical Director

Dr. Lieberman has been practicing medicine for 51 years. He received his M.D. from Chicago Medical School in 1960 and continued training at Mount Sinai Hospital in Chicago in the practice of General Medicine, and at Children’s Memorial Hospital in Pediatrics and Pediatric Pathology. He practiced Pediatrics for 16 years but became interested in Environmental Medicine when he found many of his patients’ symptoms were environmentally provoked. In 1978, he built the Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine in Charleston, SC and broadened his practice to provide a more comprehensive, preventive medicine approach. In 2003, he founded the Early Cancer Detection Program at the Center for Women’s Health at COEM and became the first medical facility in South Carolina to offer Breast Thermography.

Dr. Lieberman is certified by the American Board of Environmental Medicine and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine. He is a member of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. In 2002, he was awarded the Herbert J. Rinkel Award for Academic Excellence and Achievement in Environmental Medicine. In 2010 Dr. Lieberman was honored by the South Carolina General Assembly by Resolution on March 24th, 2010 for his outstanding service as a physician and his contributions to the people of the great state of South Carolina.

Mission Statement of the Early Cancer Detection Program at The Center for Women�s Health at COEM

Our mission is to provide women with a safe, painless, and effective screening tool, which will allow for the earliest possible detection, treatment, and intervention of breast cancer. We strongly encourage women to take responsibility for their breast health into their own hands and learn more about the dietary, nutritional, lifestyle, and environmental changes which they can make to decrease their risk of breast cancer. We also provide women with nutritional protocols that have proven successful in reversing abnormal changes in breast tissues detected through Breast Thermography screenings.

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