Dr. Barry Dworkin

Computer model suggests urinal flushing may (or may not) release aerosols that can spread coronavirus. Real world testing as well as viral loads need to be evaluated before any conclusions can be drawn

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for August 20, 2020

Source:
Urinals may spread coronavirus, study finds

Reference:
Virus transmission from urinals

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