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Message: <blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 27215020" data-attributes="member: 562115">What do you mean? When it I say that? What I say never comes out of thin air. It's always based on some study. Sometimes, as time goes by certain things might change depending on new findings.FYI... Coronavirus is present in both the faeces (10^2-10^7 gc/ml) & in urine (10^2-10^5 gc/ml). But note that this is much lower than in the nose (10^5-10^11 gc/ml)Note that in most countries it is sewage water that's tested to check for Covid. A Boston based company perfected the system and in the US they narrow down to street level.Also the Chinese used anal-swabs, because it's much more reliable. I think they ceased the practice due to public outcry.Waste water is certainly a carrier medium. There are several studies and reports done in the US. But exposure to faeces or wastewater has never been implicated as a transmission vector. That's the difference.</blockquote>

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