Unifev opens registrations for Medicine 2026 and launches guide for future doctors
Unifev has opened registrations for the Medicine 2026 selection process and released a guide for prospective medical students.
Medical Student Hupcejová: I Will Never Forget the Patient Who Died of Cancer Due to Hoaxes
Hana Hupcejová, a fifth-year medical student in Slovakia, reflects on the impact of health misinformation on patients and aspiring doctors.
Caught copying during the MIR exam with smart glasses and watch, scored zero
A medical exam candidate in Spain was disqualified after being caught using smart glasses and a smartwatch during the MIR 2026 exam.
Young man who was accepted into medical school at three universities after taking the Enem in the hospital believes that his experience as a patient will help him in his profession.
A young man diagnosed with a rare disease achieved admission to medical school in three universities after taking a national exam while hospitalized, and he believes his patient experience will inform his future practice as a doctor.
Young man from Pará with rare disease passes entrance exams at three public universities after taking the Enem in the hospital
A young man from Pará has been accepted into three medical programs despite facing a severe rare disease that required him to take the national exam while hospitalized.
Barão de Mauá Medical School is the first in Ribeirão Preto and Region in ENAMED
The Barão de Mauá Medical School has achieved the highest ranking among private institutions in Ribeirão Preto and surrounding regions in the ENAMED evaluation.
17-Year-Old from the Farm Celebrates First Week in Medical School at Federal University
Fernando Abreu Miranda, a 17-year-old student, celebrates his first week at the Federal University of Tocantins after overcoming various challenges while working in agriculture.
Medicine has an explosion of unfilled vacancies in the first call after changes in the Sisu
The number of unfilled places in medical courses surged during the first call of Brazil's Sisu 2026, particularly at federal universities like UFRJ, raising concerns among experts.
Young man with a rare disease takes university entrance exam in hospital and gets accepted into medicine at three public universities
Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.
How a medical faculty is created at the university
The article discusses the establishment of the Medical Faculty at the University of Warsaw, highlighting the involvement of students in scientific research.
NCDMB unveils medical lab at Bayelsa varsity
A new Clinical Skills and Simulation Laboratory was inaugurated at Bayelsa Medical University to enhance medical education and local healthcare capabilities.
At 15, Amapá student becomes a medical student at Unifap: 'maximum effort'
Gabriel Silva de Souza, a 15-year-old student from Amapá, Brazil, has been accepted into the medicine program at the Federal University of Amapá, demonstrating exceptional academic abilities from an early age.
Only daughter and public school student: meet the young woman from TO accepted into medicine at two federal universities
Cecília Leite, a 21-year-old from Palmas, Brazil, has been accepted into the medical programs of two federal universities after dedicating four years to her studies as a public school student.
Caçapava inaugurates its first Medical School; learn how the inauguration went
Caçapava has officially opened its first Medical School, marking a significant milestone for the city.
'You faced Covid and began the dream of being a doctor,' says UCP CEO
The Central University of Paraguay celebrated a historic graduation of new doctors in Pedro Juan Caballero, marking significant academic achievements in the border region.
Public Medical School Bill for 15 Years of Service Passes Welfare Committee
A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.
To support local doctors, one must graduate from middle and high schools in the same metropolitan area as the university
Starting from the 2027 academic year, students must graduate from middle and high schools within the same metropolitan area as their medical school to apply for local doctor selection.
Why Brazilians are choosing UNISUD in Paraguay over universities in Brazil?
Brazilians are increasingly enrolling at UNISUD in Paraguay due to concerns about medical education quality and high tuition costs in Brazil.
Why Brazilians are switching from universities in Brazil to UNISUD in Paraguay?
Brazilians are increasingly choosing to study at UNISUD in Paraguay due to concerns over the quality of medical education in Brazil and the high costs of local tuition fees.
USP medical student accused of diverting R$ 1 million sentenced to 3 years in prison for R$ 192 thousand lottery fraud
Alicia Dudy Muller Veiga, a medicine graduate from USP, has been sentenced to three years in semi-open prison for defrauding a lottery and diverting substantial funds from her graduation party.
Law for medical postgraduate studies
The article discusses the troubling conditions faced by medical postgraduate students in Ecuador, particularly those who are self-funded and have to manage excessive work hours without proper compensation.
Annual Congress of Medical Leagues of UCP/Interamericana in Pedro Juan
The Annual Congress of Medical Leagues was held at the Central University of Paraguay, focusing on training future doctors in their chosen specialties.
‘It seems almost like a dream’: says young woman accepted into medicine at two federal universities in Tocantins
21-year-old Cecília Leite expresses her joy at being accepted into medical school at two federal universities in Tocantins, Brazil.
Analysis: Getting into medical school is now possible with money, and it may be a good thing for patients
Finland's Education Minister proposed increasing medical school admissions significantly, sparking debate over the adequacy of medical education capacity in relation to real healthcare needs.
SAM: The number of state-funded medical school places will be increased for the 2026 admission
The Lithuanian Ministry of Health has announced an increase in state-funded medical school places through collaboration with various governmental bodies to encourage students to work in regional healthcare after graduation.
SAM: the state will finance more medical study places
The Lithuanian government plans to increase funding for medical study places to encourage healthcare professionals to work in regional areas.
Graduation Rate of Gifted High School Students Entering Medical School at 2%? Investigation Shows 16%
A recent report shows that 16% of graduates from gifted high schools pursue a career in the medical field, disputing the government's claim of a mere 2% entry rate for medical schools.
Juhani Jutila, 27, switched from construction to medical studies in Romania - already one in three new doctors has studied abroad
A growing number of Finnish medical professionals are being trained abroad, with 35% of licensed doctors in Finland having graduated from foreign universities, raising questions about the trust in the qualifications of foreign-trained doctors.
School Clinic Offers Free Medical Care with 60 Offices of Various Specialties in Salvador
The Afya school clinic in Salvador provides free medical care in various specialties, staffed by medical students under professional supervision.
Senate approves proficiency exam in medicine organized by CFM; text will be analyzed by the Chamber
Brazil's Senate approved the implementation of a national medical proficiency exam controlled by the CFM to credential new medical professionals.
STF says that MEC can decide on rules for opening medical courses
The Brazilian Supreme Court has ruled that the Ministry of Education can set regulations for the establishment of medical courses and slots in higher education through public announcements.
Klaipeda residents invited to check their hearing for free
Residents of Klaipeda are encouraged to participate in a free hearing check event organized by medical professionals.
Young woman approved in medicine at two federal universities and mother gets emotional: 'It has always been in the blood'
Cecília Leite, a 21-year-old student, celebrated her acceptance into two medical programs in Brazil, fulfilling a lifelong dream and exciting her mother.
From slavery to medical doctorate
The article reflects on the history and impact of James McCune Smith, the first black doctor in the United States, while exploring the University of Glasgow's connection to his legacy.
Bladder cancer is aggressive, but people overlook the initial symptoms
Bladder cancer is often overlooked due to its aggressive nature and the subtlety of its initial symptoms.
How the Medical Faculty at the University of Warsaw is Established
The article discusses the establishment and functioning of the Medical Faculty at the University of Warsaw, highlighting its innovative approach compared to traditional medical universities.
Search for Medicine leads Brazilians to UNISUD
A rising interest in medical education abroad, particularly at UNISUD, is spurred by concerns over the quality and cost of medical training in Brazil.
Brazilians exchange universities in the country for medical courses in Paraguay
More Brazilian students are opting to study medicine in Paraguay due to the high costs and low performance of local medical schools.
More students abandon contracts at Yonsei and Korea University than those at Samsung and SK Hynix? 144 students give up on admission offers from contract majors
More students are opting for medical degrees or admissions to Seoul National University instead of contract programs with major corporations like Samsung and SK Hynix, leading to a significant number of registration cancellations in 2023.
Son of a cleaner and shoemaker, 18-year-old manages to get into medicine at USP, Unicamp, and Unesp
Matheus da Silva Alves, an 18-year-old public school student from Franca, Brazil, has been accepted into medicine at three of the country's most prestigious universities after achieving a high score on the Provão Paulista.
Univás Medical Project Raises Awareness for the Importance of Organ Donation
A medical project by Univás students seeks to raise awareness about the significance of organ donation through various activities and community engagement.
FG plans military medical college to tackle 340,000 doctor shortfall
The Nigerian government is set to establish a military medical college to address the significant shortage of doctors in the country.
No Grants for Tokyo Women's Medical University for Two Consecutive Years; Nihon University Reduces Funding
The Japanese government has decided to not grant any financial support to Tokyo Women's Medical University for the second consecutive year, while Nihon University has seen a reduced grant after improving its governance issues.
Private medical students perform worse than public school students in 94% of the questions on the Enamed
Private medical students in Brazil scored lower than their public school counterparts on 94% of the questions in the Enamed exam, despite having a more favorable socioeconomic profile.
Law allowing internship for foreign medical students comes into effect in AC
A new law in Acre, Brazil, permits foreign medical students to undertake internships in state-run healthcare facilities following its approval and publication.
Samuel Libânio Hospital Complex graduates dozens of resident doctors
The Samuel Libânio Hospital Complex celebrates the graduation of numerous resident doctors, highlighting the excellence of its training program.
Kohichi Akashi confirmed as President of Kyushu University, continuing the trend of having a Medical School graduate
Kohichi Akashi has been confirmed as the new President of Kyushu University, focusing on leukemia research and emphasizing the importance of social change in education.
More Doctors demands better training
The 'More Doctors' program in Brazil, originally created to improve healthcare access in underserved areas, is now facing challenges due to previous government measures that have affected the training of medical professionals.
Country students tread similar path in pursuit of dream medical careers
Students from Kalgoorlie are pursuing their medical careers despite doctor shortages.
Central University presumes alterations in grades of 19 medical students
The Central University of Ecuador is investigating alleged alterations in the grades of 19 medical students, which may constitute a cybercrime.