This paper will identify health hazards associated with indoor air pollution (IAP) in
Bangladesh. Research into IAP in Bangladesh has been neglected for many decades. This …

Available findings have indicated that indoor air is more polluted than outdoor air and major
polluting activity has been attributed to household cooking with traditional fuels. Cooking …

Cooking and heating with solid fuels (wood, charcoal, crop waste, dung, coal etc) generates
high levels health damaging pollutants in the home. This study is designed to test whether …

BACKGROUND Indoor air pollution is responsible for more than 1.5 million deaths and 2.7%
of the global burden of disease as per WHO report. Globally, more than three billion people …

In this study an attempt has been made to identify the factors that have contributed to
vulnerability of women to indoor air pollution and suggests suitable measures for its …

Indoor air quality and indoor air pollutants are now recognized as a potential source of
health risks to exposed populations throughout the world. Women and children are the main …

Background: Indoor air pollution is typically underreported and less regulated than its
counterpart. So this study was to assess the awareness and attitude of the study population …

This paper seeks to investigate the risk factors associated with indoor air pollution in low
income households. Cooking with traditional fuels leads to high levels of indoor air pollution …

Indoor concentrations of pollutants depend on the quantity of emissions, the volume of the
polluted space and the rate of exchange between indoor and outdoor air. The principal …

Household air pollution is a major cause of ill health, but few solutions have been effective to
date. While many quantitative studies have been conducted, few have explored the lived …