An asthma research has sparked a discussion about whether or not using gas in the kitchen is safe.

In the United States, proposals have been made for stricter regulation of kitchen stoves in light of new research that ties natural gas cooking to roughly 12% of childhood asthma cases. With an effect on health similar to second hand smoke, the study's authors concluded that their data revealed that around 650,000 children in the United States would not have developed asthma if their houses had electric or induction stovetops. However, a r....