A study funded by a federal grant examined the effects of replacing gas stoves for asthma patients. The results showed a significant decline in the frequency of asthma attacks. This initiative was discontinued following the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
The research highlighted the home of Paul Moore, built around 1900 as a hunting lodge near the future site of Cleveland. Approximately 50 years later, Moore’s grandparents purchased the property. They transformed it into a three-bedroom ranch, complete with an ‘old school’ gas stove, as Moore described.
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