A robust and well-sequenced multisector response led by the health sector is the first step in stopping the spread of the disease.
Sam W. Johnson, Jackson Seton and Tolbert Nyenswah
Samuel Wai Johnson, Jr. is a Liberian academic who specializes in economic development and post-conflict reconstruction, and development finance. He is a Professor of Economics at Delaware State University. Tolbert Nyenswah is a Senior Research Associate in the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health in the United States A former Ebola incident manager for Liberia, he is a leading voice of global health policy, and a member of the Global Health Index International Panel of Experts which assesses the overall health of nations globally based on a multitude of health indicators. Jackson T S Seton is a Mathematics professional who teaches Mathematics at the Community College of Philadelphia. Mr. Seton obtained his M.S. in Applied Mathematics from Delaware State University.