Household air pollution (HAP) causes multiple noncommunicable diseases, such as
pneumonia, stroke, and ischemic heart disease, and is responsible for over 3.8 million …

The uncontrolled fossil fuel and biomass burning for cooking, water and space heating result
in household pollution, which is a major challenge in developing countries. The cook stove …

The burden of disease associated with environmental exposures disproportionately impacts
residents of low-and middle-income countries. Children living in rural regions of these …

Objective To investigate the association between particulate matter and the incidence,
disability, and mortality of stroke, we reported the burden of stroke attributable to particulate …

Indoor air pollution (IAP) caused by particulate matter (PM), aromatic and volatile chemicals
is one of the leading causes of adverse reproductive health effects, such as infertility …

Background: Air pollution is a major environmental risk factor for cardiorespiratory disease.
Exposures to household air pollution from cooking and other activities, are particularly high …

Background Abnormal platelet activity is considered as a potential mechanism of
cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) related to household air pollution (HAP). However …

Indoor air pollution is an environmental health challenge in Kenya, particularly in rural
households, and low-income urban areas. This review aims to provide an overview of the …

Background Studies demonstrated associations between maternal exposure to household
air pollution from cooking and increased risk of adverse birth outcomes in offspring; …

Background and purpose Limited research focused on the association between household
air pollution (HAP) and health-related quality of life (HRQoL). This study aimed to investigate …