Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) [India], December 22: Medical education today is shaped by mobility, regulation, and real-world readiness. Students are no longer choosing universities based only on location or tradition. They look closely at accreditation, clinical exposure, licensing pathways, and whether a program can realistically support their long-term career goals. In this context, Caribbean medical schools have taken on a more serious and structured role in global medical education. Texila American University, based in Guyana, reflects…

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