Switching from gas to electric stove improves asthma symptoms, study finds

A new study found that switching from a gas stove to an electric one leads to measurable improvement in asthma symptoms. Gas stoves are a known source of indoor air pollution that negatively affects the respiratory tract. The findings add to growing evidence linking household air quality to respiratory disease outcomes.

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