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Poverty and disease burden vs medical education in sub-Saharan Africa.

The decision of the Council of Science Editors (CSE) to develop a Global Theme Issue on Poverty is timely. It comes at a time when large populations in developing world continue to live on<$1 a day and conflicts as well as natural and environmental factors continue to fuel the vicious cycle of poverty and disease. An aspect not so frequently considered is the effect of poverty on medical education and research. Although 3 of the 8 millennium development goals (MDGs) seek to address health medical education is not specifically addressed.