If your non-stick pan safe? Teflon flu cases surge in US. What ICMR guidelines say

The US has seen a notable surge in polymer fume fever cases, or 'Teflon flu,' due to fumes from overheated nonstick cookware. Over 3,600 instances were documented in the last 20 years, with record cases in 2023. Researchers advised safer cooking options like earthen cookware.