Coronavirus vs. SARS: How similar are they? Data tells

Originating from what experts believe was a seafood market in Wuhan, China and spreading across the globe, the ongoing novel coronavirus outbreak looks a bit like SARS in 2003. Many people have described this new type of coronavirus as "the new SARS" or "evolved SARS.

Though they are not accurate descriptions, the fear of the new disease is obvious. We have yet to find a great way to eliminate the virus from human body. And hundreds of new patients are being discovered on a daily basis.

But how bad is the novel coronavirus compared to SARS? Click here for more.