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ACMHR-K is committed to generating evidence-based solutions to address the growing burden of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases in Kenya and beyond.
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2026 ACMHR-K AMBASSADOR TRAINING PROGRAM: COHORT 1 - PRELIMINARY REPORT
This is the preliminary report for the 2026 Ambassador Training Cohort. The report is available in PDF format under the View button. The final report will be published here after the award ceremony, which is scheduled for 5 December 2026.
Published: Oct 03, 2026Kitui County Referral Hospital Continuing Medical Education Report: Industrially Produced Trans Fatty Acids and Heart Health
This publication is the Final Report of the Continuing Medical Education (CME) conducted at Kitui County Referral Hospital, as part of ACMHR-K's community engagement and health awareness activities. Click 'View Details' to download the available PDF. More information about the program is also available on the 'Program' section of the website: Programs → Program Category → Community Engagement and Awareness → Continuing Medical Education (CME): Kitui County Referral Hospital→ View Program
Published: Oct 01, 20262026 ACMHR-K Mentorship Program Report: Empowering Kenyan Women in Health Research, Career, and Leadership
This is the final report for the 2026 ACMHR-K Mentorship Program. Click 'View Details' to download the available PDF. More information about the program is available in the 'Program' section of the website: Programs → Program Category → Mentorship → 2026 ACMHR-K Mentorship Program → View program
Published: Sep 30, 2026
Industrial Trans Fat Elimination in African Food Systems: Reformulation Strategies, Regulatory Progress, Gaps, and Opportunities
Our article on industrial trans-fatty acids (iTFAs) has been published in Trends in Food Science & Technology (Impact Factor 17.3), a premier international journal. The publication supports WHO’s efforts to eliminate iTFAs from African food systems by synthesising evidence on policies, reformulation technologies, and implementation gaps, while providing recommendations to accelerate iTFA elimination across Africa. Read this article on the publisher's website: Click 'View Details', followed by 'View Publication.'
Published: Aug 29, 2026