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Every time this issue comes up, the comment section is completely full of conspiracy nuts who believe that gas can't do anything bad for your health and maybe it's the big scary electric industry that wants to hurt you. 
Also, suddenly everyone is suddenly a Michelin Star chef who just absolutely needs to always cook on gas because electric doesn't work for all their fancy meals. 
And then there's the contingent that's worried about power outages because obviously it's impossible to have a gas outage and obviously you can't have a portable camp stove for emergencies so it's necessary to have a gas stove in your house wrecking your indoor air quality all the time just in case.
Wouldn’t mandating better ventilation prevent the adverse health outcomes and be cheaper than replacing gas stoves? >

It would help, but people mostly don't even turn on the hoods they have.
We also want to stop using fossil fuels because of how they impact the climate. >

Not sure of numbers but a large number of hoods don't even actually vent outside they just blow right into the kitchen so changing that might be a good start >

That's how mine is, just vents through the microwave into the kitchen. I always open my windows when I cook with it however I'm not interested in switching to electric since gas is better (in my personal opinion) for cooking. >

Gas is definitely better than old school electric for cooking, but there's people that swear by the new induction stove tops and say they are at least equivalent to gas in the heat control you get. >

Old school electric? What? The gas stove was invented in 1826, replaced wood and coal and were in a majority of home kitchens by the early 1920s. Electric stoves were invented in 1896 and weren’t even considered in home kitchens until the late 1920s. Like I agree with your general points (though I would add hydrogen stoves are probably going to be an option someday), but don’t be calling electric stoves “old school.” >

For context, this is the latest in a line of studies over the past ~15 years about how nitrogen oxide emissions from gas stoves are responsible for a large fraction of childhood asthma cases. >

Big Gas hid this from us for decades. Induction stove are so much better at cooking. >

It's time to break up with our gas stoves - Climate Town >

It’s just coming out. Gas stoves fill your house with carcinogens. Even when they are off. Even if it’s a new, fancy stove. 
The companies that make gas stoves have been poisoning us for generations. Now watch this turn into a political issue with the right latching on to gas stoves and calling electric stoves “woke stoves”