Clean Air Health Research

We've compiled the best peer-reviewed research on the risks of gas stove pollution and guidance from leading medical societies so you can make the best decisions for your health.

Indoor Air Pollution and Asthma in Children

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(Proceedings of the American Thoracic Society) While there is a large ...

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Results of the California Healthy Homes Indoor Air Quality Study of 2011–2013: Impact of Natural Gas Appliances on Air Pollutant Concentrations

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(International Journal of Indoor Environment and Health) Data were col...

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Housing and Asthma Disparities

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(Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology) The burden of asthma disp...

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Association Between Gas Cooking And Respiratory Disease In Children

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(British Medical Journal) This study provides the first-year results o...

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Relationship Of Parental Smoking And Gas Cooking To Respiratory Disease In Children

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(Chest) After surveying 1,355 children, authors concluded that exposur...

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Impact Of Residential Nitrogen Dioxide Exposure On Personal Exposure: An International Study

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(Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association) This study mea...

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Household Levels Of Nitrogen Dioxide And Pediatric Asthma Severity

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(Epidemiology) This study found that exposure to indoor nitrogen dioxi...

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A Simulation Model Of Building Intervention Impacts On Indoor Environmental Quality, Pediatric Asthma, And Costs

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(Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology) The authors used a simula...

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Compilation Of Published PM2.5 Emission Rates For Cooking, Candles And Incense For Use In Modeling Of Exposures In Residences

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(U.S. Department of Energy) The authors of this study aimed to produce...

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Indoor Air Quality In Green Vs Conventional Multifamily Low-Income Housing

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(Environmental Science & Technology) A study found that green hous...

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