Household Air Pollution and Health: A Multi-Country LPG Intervention Trial
家庭空气污染与健康:多国液化石油气干预试验
基本信息
- 批准号:10442841
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 23.69万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-08-15 至 2022-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Globally, nearly 3 billion people rely on solid fuels for cooking and heating, the vast majority in low- and middle-
income countries (LMICs). The resulting household air pollution (HAP) is the third leading risk factor in the
2010 global burden of disease, accounting for an estimated 4.3 million deaths annually, largely among women
and young children. Previous interventions have provided cleaner biomass-based cookstoves, but have failed
to reduce exposure to levels that produce meaningful health improvements. There have been no large-scale
field trials with liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cookstoves, likely the cleanest scalable intervention. Here we
propose to conduct a randomized controlled trial of LPG stove and fuel distribution in 3,200 households in four
LMICs (India, Guatemala, Peru, and Rwanda) to deliver rigorous evidence regarding potential health benefits
across the lifespan. Following a common protocol, each intervention site will recruit 800 pregnant women
(aged 18-34 years, <20 weeks gestation), and will randomly assign half their households to receive LPG
stoves and a 30-month supply of LPG. Controls will receive the same cookstoves and LPG supply at the end of
the study. The mother will be followed along with her child until the child is 2 years old. We estimate that 25%
of households will have a second, non-pregnant older adult woman (aged 35-64 years) who will also be
enrolled at baseline and followed during the 30-month follow-up period in order to assess cardiopulmonary,
metabolic, and cancer outcomes. To optimize intervention use, we will implement behavior change strategies
informed by previous experiences and formative research in Year 1. We will assess cookstove use, conduct
repeated personal exposure assessments to HAP (PM2.5, black carbon, carbon monoxide), and collect dried
blood spots and urinary samples for biomarker analysis and biospecimen storage on all participants at multiple
time points. The primary outcomes are low birthweight, pneumonia incidence, and linear growth in the child,
and blood pressure in the older adult woman. Secondary outcomes include preterm birth and gross motor
development in the child, maternal blood pressure during pregnancy, and endothelial function, respiratory
impairment, carcinogenic metabolites, and quality of life in the older adult woman. We will address the
following specific aims: (1) using an intent-to-treat analysis, determine the effect of a randomized LPG stove
and fuel intervention on health in four diverse LMIC populations using a common protocol; (2) determine the
exposure-response relationships for HAP and health; and (3) determine relationships between LPG
intervention and both targeted and exploratory biomarkers of exposure/health effects. The proposed trial,
powered to detect health effects both within and across four LMIC populations, will provide compelling
evidence, including costs and implementation strategies, to inform national and global policies on scaling up
LPG stoves among vulnerable populations. Ultimately, this will facilitate deeper policy-level discussions as well
as identify requirements for initiating and sustaining HAP interventions globally.
项目总结/摘要
在全球范围内,近30亿人依靠固体燃料做饭和取暖,其中绝大多数是中低收入家庭。
低收入国家(LMIC)。由此产生的家庭空气污染(HAP)是第三大风险因素,
2010年全球疾病负担,估计每年造成430万人死亡,主要是妇女
和年幼的孩子。以前的干预措施提供了更清洁的生物质炉灶,但都失败了
减少暴露于产生有意义的健康改善的水平。没有大规模的
液化石油气(LPG)炉灶的现场试验,可能是最清洁的可扩展的干预措施。这里我们
建议在四个地区的3,200个家庭中进行一项随机对照试验,
中低收入国家(印度、危地马拉、秘鲁和卢旺达)提供关于潜在健康益处的严格证据
在整个生命周期中。按照共同的方案,每个干预点将招募800名孕妇,
(aged 18-34岁,<20周妊娠),并将随机分配一半的家庭接受液化石油气
炉灶和30个月的液化石油气供应。控制将在年底获得相同的炉灶和液化石油气供应
书房母亲将沿着她的孩子,直到孩子2岁。我们估计有25%
的家庭将有第二个未怀孕的老年妇女(35-64岁),
在基线时入组,并在30个月随访期间进行随访,以评估心肺功能,
代谢和癌症结果。为了优化干预措施的使用,我们将实施行为改变策略
通过以前的经验和形成研究在第一年通知。我们将评估炉灶的使用,
重复个人暴露于HAP(PM2.5,黑碳,一氧化碳)的评估,并收集干燥的
血液斑点和尿液样本,用于生物标志物分析和生物标本储存,
时间点。主要结果是低出生体重、肺炎发病率和儿童的线性生长,
和老年女性的血压。次要结局包括早产和粗大运动
在孩子的发展,母亲的血压在怀孕期间,和内皮功能,呼吸
老年妇女的损伤、致癌代谢物和生活质量。我们将解决
以下具体目标:(1)使用意向治疗分析,确定随机液化石油气炉的效果
(2)使用共同的协议,在四个不同的LMIC人群中进行健康干预;(3)确定
HAP和健康的风险-响应关系;(3)确定LPG之间的关系
干预以及暴露/健康影响的靶向和探索性生物标志物。拟议的审判,
有能力检测四个LMIC人群内部和之间的健康影响,将提供令人信服的
证据,包括成本和实施战略,为国家和全球扩大规模政策提供信息
在弱势群体中使用液化石油气炉灶。最终,这也将促进更深入的政策层面讨论
确定在全球范围内启动和维持HAP干预措施的要求。
项目成果
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