Why are some sneezes more forceful than others? Understanding the mechanics and individual factors
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According to a study cited by *The Conversation*, some sneezes can expel mucus droplets at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. This incredible force highlights the physiological variability behind the question: **Why are some sneezes more forceful than others?** The intensity depends on a complex interplay of anatomical structures and the specific triggers involved.
