Objectives This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluates the most recent evidence to
examine whether use of improved biomass cookstoves in households in low-middle income …

Abstract The Household Air Pollution Intervention Network trial is a multi-country study on
the effects of a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) stove and fuel distribution intervention on …

In this paper we conduct a scoping review of current household energy use patterns and
trends in rural Latin America (LA), with the objective of identifying strategies that help …

Biomass consumption and fossil fuel combustion are key contributors to particulate matter
(PM) pollution, resulting in ecological disturbances, climate change, and an increase in …

Traditional cooking with solid fuels (biomass, animal dung, charcoals, coal) creates
household air pollution that leads to millions of premature deaths and disability worldwide …

There are high particulate matter concentrations associated with the massive consumption
of firewood for residential heating in the south-central zone of Chile. Therefore, the Ministry …

Household air pollution from cooking-related biomass combustion remains a leading risk
factor for global health. Black carbon (BC) is an important component of particulate matter …

The disease burden related to air pollution from traditional solid-fuel cooking practices in low-
and middle-income countries impacts millions of people globally. Although the use of …

Many cities in central–southern Chile have severe problems due to fine particulate matter
pollution associated with firewood for residential heating in the fall-winter season. Attempts …

Estimating long-term exposure to household air pollution is essential for quantifying health
effects of chronic exposure and the benefits of intervention strategies. However, typically …