Michigan Department of Community Health Health Policy Champion Award in 2011

Michigan Department of Community Health Health Policy Champion Award

American College of Epidemiology : Fellow

American College of Preventive Medicine : Fellow

Multi-source surveillance for work-related crushing injuries

Sleep Apnea Screening Practices During Department of Transportation Medical Examinations

Occupational health risks associated with use of environmental surface disinfectants in health care

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Kenneth Rosenman has an active research program in occupational and environmental disease with particular interest in pulmonary disease.

In conjunction with Michigan OSHA and the Michigan Health Department, he tracks the occurrence of health issues such as work-related asthma, acute work-related traumatic fatalities, acute pesticide disease, noise-induced hearing loss, lead and mercury exposure, and asthma deaths in the young.

Rosenman is a professor of medicine in the Department of Medicine at Michigan State University in the College of Human Medicine.

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Work-related Asthma

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Robots descending on Michigan industrial workplaces in record numbers

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Professor and Medicine Chief of the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine

Kenneth Rosenman, M.D., FACPM, FACE, Professor of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine at Michigan State University, testifies at an Education and Labor Committee hearing concerning the underreporting of injury and illness in the workplace on June 19, 2008.

Injury-Illness Underreporting: Dr. Kenneth Rosenman

Kenneth Rosenman MD: Doing It Safely

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