Editorial: Exercise intervention for prevention, management of and rehabilitation from COVID-19

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coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has greatly stimulated health research with numerous benefits for patient care, ranging from the development of new vaccines to the identification of at-risk populations and the recognition of the value of physical exercise interventions as an effective method of prevention, management, and rehabilitation of patients.In this special issue "Exercise intervention for Prevention, Management of and Rehabilitation The studies published in this special issue report promising findings on the beneficial effects of regular physical activity and/or adopting exercise interventions on promoting functional capacities and psychological status in COVID-19 survivors while reducing the severity and mortality of COVID-19 patients. However, most of these studies agreed on the difficulty of adapting a rehabilitation program and finding the optimal levels of physical activity in a given individual.

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