What impact do dirty cooking fuels have on infants in India
U.S. study indicates a threat to infants in India
One major study conducted in the U.S. found that exposure to dirty cooking fuels in India poses a significant threat to infants. Here are some key points from the study:
- Exposure to indoor air pollution from dirty cooking fuels can lead to respiratory infections and diseases in infants.
- This pollution is linked to a higher risk of low birth weight and other negative health outcomes in newborns.
- Infants exposed to these fuels also have an increased risk of developing asthma and other respiratory conditions later in life.
- The study highlights the urgent need for clean cooking solutions to protect the health of infants and families in India.
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