On Tuesday, the Brazilian Ministry of Education (MEC) announced five directives to initiate supervisory processes against medical courses across the country due to unsatisfactory results in the 2025 National Exam for Medical Training (Enamed). This annual exam is administered by MEC through the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep) to evaluate medical education quality in Brazil. The recent results indicated that out of 351 evaluated courses, 107 scored either a 1 or 2, indicating significant deficiencies in educational standards, thus making them subject to sanctions.