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> Children living in households that use gas stoves for cooking are 42% more likely to have asthma, according to an analysis of observational research. While ob
by culi 1y ago
> Children living in households that use gas stoves for cooking are 42% more likely to have asthma, according to an analysis of observational research. While observational studies can't prove that cooking with gas is the direct cause of asthma, data also show that the higher the nitrogen dioxide level, the more severe the asthma symptoms in children and adults.
Nobody is saying frying some eggs is equivalent to sucking the tail pipe of a 50s era car. You're arguing with yourself.
- rvba 1y agoMakes me wonder if cooks, who (in many countries) stand in front of a gas stove for long hours every day have a statistically higher chance of asthma?
- klipt 1y agoEven worse than asthma https://preventcancer.org/article/lung-cancer-asian-american-women/ https://preventcancer.org/article/lung-cancer-asian-american... > Environmental exposures, such as cooking oil fumes and secondhand smoke, have long been identified as risk factors for lung cancer among women in Asia who do not smoke
- bakql 1y agoThose exposures are completely unrelated to the burner used in the kitchen.