Study finds amounts of exhaled aerosol from vigorous exercise and conversational speaking are similar
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19 April 2022Study finds amounts of exhaled aerosol from vigorous exercise and conversational speaking are similar
Vigorous exercise does not produce significantly more respiratory particles than speaking, but high-intensity exercise does, finds new University of Bristol-led research. The study, published in Communications Medicine, is the first to measure exhaled aerosols generated during exercise, to help inform the risk of airborne viral transmission of SARS-CoV-2 for indoor exercise facilities and sporting and physical group activities.
