
Free access to HRSK publications, evidence reviews, policy briefs, and curated external resources on harm reduction across Kenya and Africa.
Tobacco Harm Reduction Evidence Based Science Excerpts
A comprehensive collection of evidence-based science excerpts on tobacco harm reduction, covering the latest research on NRTs, cessation, and harm reduction approaches.
Download PDFTobacco Harm Reduction 101 Booklet
An introductory booklet on tobacco harm reduction for healthcare professionals and community workers. Covers the fundamentals, available tools, and how to support patients.
Download PDFTHR 101 State Profiles
Country and state profiles on tobacco harm reduction policy and practice, comparing approaches across jurisdictions to inform evidence-based policy development in Kenya.
Download PDFVaping, E-Cigarettes and Public Policy
An analysis of vaping and e-cigarettes from a public health perspective, examining the evidence on harm reduction potential, risks, and regulatory considerations for Kenya.
Download PDFA Review of the Risks and Toxicants of Smokeless Tobacco, Areca Nut and Khat Products in Kenya
A detailed review examining the health risks and toxic components of smokeless tobacco, areca nut (miraa/khat), and related products available in the Kenyan market.
Download PDFAlcohol Harm Reduction Evidence Based Science Excerpts
An evidence-based science compilation on alcohol harm reduction, summarising research on safer drinking practices, alcohol use disorder interventions, and community approaches.
Download PDFCannabis Harm Reduction Evidence Based Science Excerpts
Evidence-based science excerpts on cannabis harm reduction, including research on risks, harm reduction approaches, and implications for public health policy in East Africa.
Download PDFPesticides Harm Reduction Evidence Based Science Excerpts
A review of evidence-based science on pesticide harm reduction, covering occupational exposure, community safety, first aid protocols, and safer pesticide use in Kenyan agriculture.
Download PDFNation Drugs Policy 2025
Kenya's national drugs policy 2025 — a key reference document for harm reduction advocates and health professionals working on substance use policy in Kenya.
Download PDFEATHR Newsletter — January 2025
The East Africa Tobacco Harm Reduction newsletter featuring updates on tobacco harm reduction activities, research, and advocacy across East Africa.
Download PDFEATHR Newsletter — February 2025
The East Africa Tobacco Harm Reduction newsletter for February 2025, covering developments in tobacco harm reduction policy, research, and community initiatives.
Download PDFThe Swedish Experience — Tobacco Harm Reduction Report
An analysis of Sweden's experience with tobacco harm reduction and its lessons for public health policy globally, with relevance for Kenya and East Africa.
Download PDFCochrane Review: Pharmacological & Electronic Cigarette Interventions for Smoking
A Cochrane systematic review of pharmacological and electronic cigarette interventions for smoking cessation, providing the highest level of evidence on cessation effectiveness.
Download PDFNature Health 2026
A tobacco harm reduction publication added to the HRSK library for readers tracking recent evidence and public health developments around safer nicotine alternatives.
Download PDFHarm Reduction Implications of Vaping Overtaking Smoking in Great Britain
A publication examining what it means for public health, tobacco control, and harm reduction when vaping overtakes smoking in Great Britain.
Download PDFVascular Health After Quitting Smoking or Switching to E-Cigarettes
A publication focused on cardiovascular and vascular outcomes after smoking cessation or switching from combustible cigarettes to e-cigarettes.
Download PDFSocioeconomic Disparities in E-Cigarette Use Patterns, Mechanisms and Equity Implications
A publication exploring disparities in e-cigarette use, the mechanisms behind those patterns, and the broader equity implications for tobacco harm reduction policy.
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