This paper investigates the effects of household air pollution (HAP) on child stunting in India
using a sample of 206, 898 under‐five children from the latest National Family Health …

Despite widespread use of unclean cooking fuels (UCF) in India, evidence from nationally
representative data on its association with visual impairment was lacking. We used a …

Background Exposure to air pollution, especially indoor air pollution, was associated with an
increased risk of childhood stunting. However, few longitudinal studies have explored the …

Recently, there has been growing research interest in the influence of household air
pollution on child health. Despite the increasing advocacy for households to switch from the …

Background Household air pollution from the incomplete combustion of solid cookfuels in
low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) has been largely ignored as a potentially …

Background Stunting in children is the term for reduced linear growth and development,
which is frequently brought on by a persistently inadequate diet, recurrent infections and …

This paper examines the nutrition impacts of using non-solid cooking fuel on under-five
children in developing countries. We draw on data from more than 1.12 million children in 62 …

Background Childhood multimorbidity, characterized by the simultaneous occurrence of
multiple medical conditions in children, is a global concern. Notably, exposure to household …

Fuels are substances used to produce energy and are categorized as primitive (eg,
firewood, agricultural waste, and cow dung); transitional (eg, charcoal, coal, and kerosene); …

This study used a series of individual-level datasets from National Family Health Surveys
conducted in 1998–99, 2005–06 and 2015–16 to assess the factors behind the reduction in …