Can the coronavirus be spread through a cut, wound, sneezed-on

How does coronavirus spread? Doctors answer questions about COVID-19 transmission through a cut, wound, a salad that's been sneezed on or a toilet flush.
How does coronavirus spread? Doctors answer questions about COVID-19 transmission through a cut, wound, a salad that's been sneezed on or a toilet flush.
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