article · Environment International
BACKGROUND: in sub-Saharan Africa. Potential impacts on child cognitive and neurobehavioral development require investigation. METHODS: exposures and child developmental assessment scores using multiple linear regression, adjusting for child's age and sex, mother/caregiver's age and education, and household wealth. FINDINGS: levels or fuel types and SDQ scores. INTERPRETATION: exposures during middle childhood are associated with lower developmental assessment scores in Nigerian seven-year-old children. Household use of polluting cooking fuels contributes to these exposures.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.envint.2025.109843
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