It’s no surprise men have stronger lungs than women. But Saudi researchers in 2011 found the difference in lung strength was far greater than could be explained either by lung size or athletic activity.
So they tested a hypothesis by running an experiment among different women. They found 19 women who regularly wore a niqab (a religious face covering) and 19 who did not regularly wear a niqab. Then they tested the strength of their lungs.
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