Domestic cooking with biomass fuels exposes women and children to pollutants that impair
health. The objective of the study was to investigate the extent of household air pollution …

Background Clean cooking interventions to reduce air pollution exposure from burning
biomass for daily cooking and heating needs have the potential to reduce a large burden of …

Methods A literature review was conducted for household air pollution related to biomass
cookstoves in resource limited countries. In January 2018, we electronically searched the …

Adoption of fire tens of thousands of years ago was surely one of the most powerful
developments in all of human history. Fire for cooking made possible the consumption of a …

Although indoor air pollution from the use of biomass fuels is a serious health problem in
Senegal, little effort has been made in this country to evaluate indoor air quality impacts from …

Background. Traditional biomass has been the major source of cooking energy for major
segment of Ethiopian population for thousands of years. Cognizant of this energy poverty …

Smoky cookfires contribute to global climate change and kill approximately four million
people annually. While many studies have examined the effects of fuel-efficient cookstoves …

Interventions implementing clean fuels to mitigate household air pollution in low-and middle-
income countries have focused on environmental and health outcomes, but few have …

The article analyzed the impact of an improved cook‐stove (Save80) on several household
level outcomes, in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Given the high local population dependence upon …

Almost half of the world's population still practice biomass fuel burning for various domestic
purposes. About 1.6 million deaths are attributed to acute exposure to indoor air pollutants in …