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  1. Poor indoor air quality contributes to asthma-related illness, according to a report involving the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America and American University.

Stoves, including natural gas and electric induction models, were found to release nitrogen dioxide and irritants, impacting indoor air quality.

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Stoves, including natural gas and electric induction models, were found to release nitrogen dioxide and irritants, impacting indoor air quality.

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  1. Findings inform future federal standards and policy.1 source
  2. Natural gas stoves release nitrogen dioxide and irritants, while electric induction stoves reduce indoor air pollutants.1 source

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