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Switching from gas to electric stoves can ease asthma symptoms
- Switching from gas stoves to electric ones can greatly improve asthma symptoms, according to a new study.
- Asthma symptoms improved from moderate to mild on average, which is twice the improvement seen with medical treatment, Sehgal said.
- Nitrogen dioxide levels dropped by 70 percent in most homes where air pollution was measured.
- Hospital visits for asthma fell by 70 to 80 percent after switching to electric stoves, Sehgal noted.
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More Data On Gas Stoves' Dangers To Health | The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon
More data highlights gas stoves’ dangers Federal funding clawbacks stopped a group of scientists from fully studying gas stoves’ impacts on people with asthma, but they still produced some pretty profound results. Back in late 2024, researchers from Case Western Reserve University received $18 million from the U.S. EPA to replace gas stoves with electric models in 1,200 Ohio homes whose residents have asthma. Although the grant was canceled a…
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