What we know about the Wuhan coronavirus so far:
Officials in China and around the world are working to contain the coronavirus outbreak, which began in December.
Here's where things stand now:
Death toll: The total number of deaths from the Wuhan coronavirus has topped 910, according to authorities, officially outpacing the global death toll from the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak of 2003.
Around the world: More than 40,500 cases of the virus have been confirmed worldwide, with the vast majority of those in mainland China.
What it's like in China: The country began going back to work today, after the Lunar New Year holiday became an extended quarantine for hundreds of millions in an effort to contain the spread of the virus. Even though businesses are gradually resuming operations, many people remain under quarantine, working from home where possible.
Food prices soaring: The outbreak is driving up the cost of food, healthcare and clothing in China. The virus is also hurting the global economy — snarling supply chains and disrupting companies.
Cruise ship quarantine: The largest outbreak outside mainland China is on board a cruise ship docked in the Japanese port of Yokohama, south of Tokyo. As of Monday afternoon local time, 135 people on board the ship had tested positive for the virus, with at least 24 Americans among the infected according to information from Princess Cruises and a CNN tally. Thousands of passengers and crew have been quarantined on board for almost a week, and continue to be tested by the Japanese health authorities.