(Journal of Environmental Health) Researchers searched PubMed for studies on gas stoves and studies on NOx, increasing the risk of respiratory illnesses in children. Researchers also held informal conversations with Massachusetts health workers. After the review, researchers proposed a public information campaign, public policies addressing household air pollution risks associated with cooking with gas, requiring warning labels on gas cooking stoves, and further research on the efficacy of available interventions.
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