Columbia University doctor warns assisted suicide makes life 'disposable' amid growing push to legalize it
A Columbia University doctor raises concerns about the ethical implications of legalizing assisted suicide, emphasizing that it could normalize the notion of life being disposable.
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.
300-level UI medical student dies after ingesting insecticide
A 300-level medical student at the University of Ibadan tragically passed away after consuming an insecticide, Sniper, with investigations ongoing.
UK surgeon cleared of antisemitism criticises GMC’s plan to challenge ruling
A surgeon cleared of antisemitism charges criticizes the General Medical Council's decision to appeal the ruling.
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.
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.
'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.
Leak of patient information expands to 130,000 due to cyberattack on Nippon Medical University Musashikosugi Hospital
A cyberattack on Nippon Medical University Musashikosugi Hospital has resulted in the leakage of personal information affecting up to 130,000 individuals.
Revolution in Medicine: American scientists begin compiling a 'Human Fart Atlas'
Researchers from the University of Maryland have developed smart underwear to measure gas output and hydrogen content, suggesting that people may fart twice as often as previously thought.
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 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.
Former Chair of the Ethics Council: Weber Accuses Alena Buyx of Plagiarism
Alena Buyx, a medical ethicist and former chair of the German Ethics Council, faces allegations of plagiarism in her doctoral thesis from the University of Münster.
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.
The second pregnancy modifies the brain in a 'unique' way, according to a new study
A study from Amsterdam University Medical Center reveals that second pregnancies lead to unique changes in mothers' brains, enhancing their attention and task management abilities.
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.
UPE opens simplified selection for doctors with salaries of R$ 12,300; learn how to apply
The University of Pernambuco has announced a hiring process for doctors with a salary of R$ 12,300, with online applications opening on January 25th.
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.
No relief even during pregnancy, serious allegations made by a female pharmacist at KGMU
A female pharmacist at King George Medical University has accused the administration of harassment and retaliation, claiming she received no relief during her pregnancy.
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.
OUS: 576 women alerted about unreliable test results
Oslo University Hospital has recommended that 576 women undergo new HPV testing due to a technical error discovered in their screening equipment.
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.
HS: Data Privacy Scandal at Oulu University Hospital – Over 50 Employees Spied on Patient Data
Over 50 employees at Oulu University Hospital are implicated in a data privacy scandal for accessing a patient's information without legitimate reasons, prompting legal investigations.
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.
Investigation Begins Against Syed Abbas, Who Came into Discussion in KGMU Love Jihad Case, Committee Formed
The Uttar Pradesh government has formed a committee to investigate Syed Abbas, a former officer on special duty at King George's Medical University, regarding allegations related to the Love Jihad case.
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.
Death of Simon after an integration party: the University of Lille and three students involved are acquitted
A court acquitted the University of Lille and three students in connection with the death of a medical student after an alcohol-fueled integration party in 2021.
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.
LAUTECH medical sciences students revolt over faculty transfer
Students at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology are protesting the transfer of their Anatomy and Physiology Department to a different faculty.
Quota limits stall MDCN induction for 44 Unilorin doctors
Forty-four medical graduates from the University of Ilorin are unable to be inducted into the medical profession due to exceeding established quota limits.
Autopsy shows dead Senegal student suffered multiple traumas
An autopsy report reveals that a Senegalese medical student died from multiple traumas and massive internal bleeding during a police intervention at a university campus.
UCP-PJC will hold the largest graduation of doctors since the creation of the course at the border
The Central University of Paraguay (UCP) in Pedro Juan Caballero is set to host its largest graduation ceremony for new doctors, marking a significant milestone in medical education in the border region.
Results of the objective test and essay for the Ufac medical entrance exam released
The Federal University of Acre has announced the results of the medical entrance exam's objective tests and provisional essay results, with a new admissions model implemented this year.
Gallery: Twins can now cuddle together: The clinic received a very much-needed high-tech gift
A gifted collection of advanced medical equipment enhances the care for newborns at the Tartu University Hospital Clinic.
The professor exploited after calling into the room... Allegations by a resident doctor from KGMU
A resident doctor at King George's Medical University in Lucknow, India, has accused an additional professor of sexual harassment and misconduct.
Her father was a UiB professor. Now Naomi is becoming a doctor while running from 'everyone'.
Naomi Van den Broeck, a 30-year-old medical student at the University of Bergen, remains relatively anonymous in Norway despite being a top athlete.
‘There is no money to pay for medical school, it is very expensive’: teenagers seek economic options to specialize and find employment in Ecuador
In Ecuador, many teenagers like Amy Molina are seeking affordable education options to pursue careers in health, as private university fees are too high.
Young man who worked on the farm and succeeded in medicine at the federal university studied up to 10 hours a day
Fernando Abreu Miranda, a 17-year-old from Itaporã, Brazil, successfully gained admission to the highly competitive medical program at the Federal University of Tocantins after dedicating ten hours daily to studying while working on his father's farm.
Senegalese government says death of student in protests is a 'tragedy'
The Senegalese government mourned the death of a medical student during protests, calling it a tragedy as investigations continue into the circumstances.
Bulldozer action on five illegal mausoleums at KGMU in Lucknow
The administration in Lucknow is poised to take action against five illegal mausoleums at King George's Medical University, following renewed disputes over their existence.
Warning of movement regarding illegal shrines at KGMU
A controversy over illegal shrines at King George Medical University in Lucknow has intensified as the administration prepares to take action against several shrines.
An Oxford study warns about the risks of using ChatGPT for seeking medical advice
A recent study from Oxford University warns that AI, particularly ChatGPT, is not reliable for medical advice, highlighting significant gaps in its practical application in healthcare.
Senegal: "The regime's response was surprising as it supported the students when in opposition"
Students in Senegal are protesting against scholarship payment delays, leading to violent clashes with security forces at Cheikh Anta Diop University, resulting in the death of a medical student.
Reps urge teaching hospitals to prioritize research
The Nigerian House of Representatives has urged university teaching hospitals to focus more on medical research to enhance national health security and preparedness for public health emergencies.
Senegal university student dies after protest clashes with police
A medical student in Senegal died following clashes between police and students protesting delayed stipend payments at Cheikh Anta Diop University.
Senegal: death of a medical student after clashes with police
A medical student died following violent clashes between security forces and students protesting payment delays of their scholarships at a university in Dakar.
UCP of Pedro Juan Caballero starts the 2026.1 school year on this Tuesday, February 10
The Central University of Paraguay (UCP) in Pedro Juan Caballero begins its 2026.1 academic year on February 10, marking the official start of classes for medical students.