Whether with that setup or otherwise, buying a portable induction hob make much sense for people who can't totally electrify their homes (and single plate ones start at ~£25): it makes cooking greener, healthier, cheaper and more convenient!
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Brian Ronald
This is the way. I bought a stainless steel cover for my gas range, and the induction hob sits on that. The cool thing is I get to use the same kettle that I used on the gas range, except that it boils in a quarter of the time and doesn't make the entire kitchen hot.
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(PS I've been cooking on induction hobs for ~20 years!)
Wikipedia mentions no health issue: