Prevalence of acute respiratory infections in women and children in Western Sierra Leone due to smoke from wood and charcoal stoves.

Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2012 · PMC3397376 · PMID 22829802

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Focusing on highly significant variables, it would appear that children with three or more siblings are more likely to live in homes with wood stoves (42%) compared with those that use charcoal (21%).

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