Study examines asthma control before and after switching from gas to electric stoves

Researchers conducted a study on asthma control related to stove type. The investigation compared patients before switching from gas to electric stoves. Measurements of asthma symptoms were taken prior to the change. After installing electric stoves, the same metrics were recorded again. The study aimed to identify any differences in asthma management. Results could inform recommendations for indoor air quality improvements. Findings are presented in a peer‑reviewed article on ScienceDirect. The work adds to ongoing research on environmental factors affecting respiratory health.