To contain a public health crisis like the novel coronavirus outbreak, countries must address social needs.
The most effective measures to control the spread of the virus - such as isolation and prompt medical treatment - have a disparate socioeconomic impact on the most poor and vulnerable members of society. Understanding how we can help them make better health decisions is crucial to the successful management of the crisis.
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