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Associated Press
5 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Blue Sky Scrubs Launches Neon Scrub Cap Collection: Bolder, Brighter, and Unapologetically Stylish
Blue Sky Scrubs, a leader in medical apparel, is thrilled to announce the launch of its most eye-catching product line to date: the Neon Scrub Cap Collection. Austin, Texas, United States, May 30, 2025 -- Blue Sky Scrubs, a leader in high-quality medical apparel since 2005, is thrilled to announce the launch of its most eye-catching product line to date: the Neon Scrub Cap Collection. This electrifying new series of scrub caps combines the brand's signature fit, comfort, and durability with bold, vivid colors designed to make a statement in any medical environment. Since its founding, Blue Sky Scrubs has remained committed to creating stylish, functional medical apparel that empowers healthcare professionals to express their personality and professionalism. The Neon Scrub Cap Collection is a vibrant continuation of that mission. Designed for those who dare to stand out, this collection is tailored for doctors, nurses, and medical staff who bring energy and optimism to their work every single day. A Bright Idea for Healthcare Professionals The Neon Scrub Cap Collection is the latest innovation from a brand known for revolutionizing the scrub market. Each cap is made from lightweight, breathable fabrics that maintain comfort through long shifts, and they feature a polished fit that stays in place all day. The collection is available in a range of eye-popping neon hues including Electric Lime, Vivid Coral, Neon Orchid, and Bright Aqua. 'We wanted to create something bold and energizing,' said [Spokesperson Name], [Title] at Blue Sky Scrubs. 'Our customers are vibrant individuals who bring light and life into their workplaces. The Neon Scrub Cap Collection reflects that energy in a way that hasn't been done before.' Built for Comfort, Designed to Shine What sets the Neon Scrub Caps apart isn't just their color—it's the premium construction and thoughtful design behind every stitch. Blue Sky Scrubs uses ultra-soft, high-performance fabrics that are moisture-wicking, fade-resistant, and easy to care for. These caps are engineered to maintain their structure and brightness even after countless washes, making them a reliable staple in any medical wardrobe. The caps are available in multiple styles, including: Every style ensures a secure fit without discomfort, helping professionals focus on what matters most: patient care. Expressing Identity in the Workplace In an industry that often demands uniformity, Blue Sky Scrubs understands the importance of self-expression. The Neon Scrub Cap Collection encourages medical professionals to embrace their individuality and brighten their workday—literally. 'Healthcare workers spend long hours doing some of the most important work in our society. They deserve to feel confident and comfortable,' said [Spokesperson Name]. 'With these new caps, they can walk into the hospital or clinic with a little more color, a little more fun, and a lot more confidence.' The Legacy of Blue Sky Scrubs Founded in Austin, Texas, in 2005, Blue Sky Scrubs began with a single mission: to reimagine medical apparel. Since then, the brand has grown into a trusted name among healthcare professionals across the country, known for its unmatched quality, customer service, and style-forward approach to scrubs. From their iconic scrub sets to custom-embroidered pieces, Blue Sky has built a loyal following of medical professionals who refuse to compromise on comfort or style. The launch of the Neon Scrub Cap Collection continues this legacy, reinforcing the brand's dedication to innovation, performance, and individuality. Available Now at The Neon Scrub Cap Collection is available exclusively at Customers can explore the full range of styles and colors, with sizes and options tailored for every healthcare role. As always, Blue Sky offers convenient online shopping, quick shipping, and a customer-first satisfaction guarantee. Customer Reactions Early feedback from the medical community has been overwhelmingly positive. 'I love how these caps pop! They really brighten up my day and my scrubs,' said Jessica M., an ER nurse in Houston. 'I've already had patients and coworkers comment on how fun they look. It makes a difference.' With reviews like that, it's clear the Neon Scrub Cap Collection is set to become a favorite among healthcare workers who want more from their uniforms. Video : Join the Movement To celebrate the launch, Blue Sky Scrubs will be hosting a social media campaign encouraging customers to share their neon looks using the hashtag #NeonWithBlueSky. Participants will be entered into weekly giveaways for free products, exclusive discounts, and other fun prizes. The campaign aims to build community and celebrate the hardworking individuals who bring compassion and care to every patient interaction. About Blue Sky Scrubs Blue Sky Scrubs is an Austin-based medical apparel company founded in 2005 with a vision to reinvent scrubs. Known for exceptional quality, superior comfort, and modern design, Blue Sky Scrubs continues to push the boundaries of what medical uniforms can be. From head to toe, Blue Sky offers healthcare professionals the gear they need to look and feel their best on the job. 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BBC News
6 days ago
- Politics
- BBC News
Trial of Diego Maradona medical staff collapses after documentary scandal
An Argentina court has annulled the trial of football star Diego Maradona's medical staff after it was found that a judge involved in the case had taken part in a documentary about judge in charge of the proceedings said the trial, which began on 11 March and was expected to last until July, would have to start again from members of the legendary footballer's medical team have been charged with negligent homicide relating to his death in 2020. They deny the collapse of the trial comes after one of the three judges presiding over it, Judge Julieta Makintach, stepped down this week. Maradona had been recovering at his home in Buenos Aires from brain surgery for a blood clot in November 2020 when he died of a heart attack, aged the medical team on trial are a neurosurgeon, a doctor and a night nurse. They claim the retired footballer refused further treatment and should have stayed at home for longer after his operation. If convicted, they face between eight and 25 years in this week, Prosecutor Patricio Ferrari accused Makintach of behaving "like an actress and not a judge" after she took part in a documentary about the a trailer for the documentary series, called Divine Justice, was played in court, defence lawyer Rodolfo Baque shouted "trash!" at daughter Gianinna and his former partner Veronica Ojeda both cried after seeing the is a violation of court rules for unauthorised filming to take place and the documentary was being filmed without the permission of the criticism for taking part in the show, Makintach said she had "no choice" but to excuse herself from the trial was then adjourned pending the decision on Thursday, which ultimately was to declare a beginning, the trial had heard the testimony of almost 50 witnesses, including Maradona's date for the new trial was not initially set and new judges were not nominated.
BBC News
28-05-2025
- Politics
- BBC News
Judge in Diego Maradona case accused of behaving like an 'actress'
A judge in Argentina has stood down from the trial of Diego Maradona's medical staff after being criticised for taking part in a documentary about the case. Seven members of the legendary footballer's medical team have been charged with negligent homicide relating to his death in 2020. They deny the Patricio Ferrari accused Judge Julieta Makintach of behaving "like an actress and not a judge".She was one of three judges in the case which has been adjourned. A decision about whether a new trial will be ordered will be made on Thursday. Maradona had been recovering at his home in Buenos Aires from surgery on a brain blood clot in November 2020 when he died of a heart attack, aged allege his death could have been avoided and describe the care given as "reckless, deficient and unprecedented".The medical team on trial includes a neurosurgeon, a doctor and a night nurse. They claim the football star refused further treatment and should have stayed at home for longer after his convicted, they face between eight and 25 years in prison. The long-awaited trial began on 11 March and was expected to last until July however its future has been thrown into doubt. Judge Makintach said she had "no choice" but to excuse herself from the case. It is a violation of court rules for unauthorised filming to take place. As a trailer for the documentary series Divine Justice was played in court, defence lawyer Rodolfo Baque shouted "trash!" at Judge Makintach. Maradona's daughter Gianinna and his former partner Veronica Ojeda both cried after seeing the footage. Ms Ojeda's lawyer Mario Baudry said there was a feeling that the case had now been "compromised" and it was "healthiest to start over from scratch".The court will decide whether the trial can continue with a new judge or whether it will have to start again from the beginning. In July, an eighth member of Maradona's medical team will face a separate trial by jury.
New York Times
19-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Times
Amad praises Manchester United medical staff for helping him return before end of season
Amad has paid tribute to Manchester United's medical staff for helping his early recovery from the ankle injury that initially looked to have ended his season in February. Head coach Ruben Amorim believed Amad would be sidelined until the summer, but the 22-year-old has said he kept believing he could return for the campaign climax and now he is in contention to start the Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur. Advertisement 'I'm so happy to be back before the end of the season,' he said. 'I want to help the team to win something at the end, and we will try to do our best in the final.' Amad revealed he was pressing Andre Onana in training when he damaged his ankle ligaments. 'I think my left foot stayed on the grass and then turned,' he said. 'In that moment I knew it was something bad, I know I will miss some games, but I didn't know if my season was really over. 'So, after my operation I kept believing, I kept praying to be back before the end of the season. It's a good experience, you can learn a lot. 'I just tried every morning to do my best with the physios in the club, so they did a great job, a brilliant job for me, I want to thank them again. I'm always positive, I'm always smiling with everyone, so that's my natural thing. Now I'm back and I will try to do my best.' Amad has shown his personality on social media, most strikingly in aftermath of United's dramatic 5-4 win over Lyon in the quarter-final when he was still working his way back to fitness. He took a dressing room selfie with Manuel Ugarte and Alejandro Garnacho, both of whom he jokingly attacked in the caption. 'You gaves us pain heart,' Amad wrote of Garnacho for a miss in the game. 'I was so happy,' Amad explained. 'Honestly, I'm a good guy with everyone. I just posted that tweet on my X. That was funny, no? We are really close. Garna. Kobbie (Mainoo), Leny (Yoro). I have good relationships with everyone. I have good energy, good vibes. Everyone likes to be with me.' He does not have an assistant posting his messages: 'Yeah, it's me. Nobody (else), it's me. It's Amad.' Amad's status among fans has grown this season due to his displays, and he now has 10 goals and nine assists in 41 appearances. He insisted the Erik ten Hag pushed him to high standards but admitted he had frustrations at times under the former United manager, most notably when sent on as a late substitute at Fenerbahce in October having been overlooked for Noussair Mazraoui at No 10 to start and Antony as the first attacking substitute. Advertisement Ruud van Nistelrooy put his arm round Amad, who wore a stern expression before going onto the pitch. 'In that moment, I was a little bit frustrated because you can understand sometimes maybe you deserve to play and you don't play. 'But I think now it's because the manager believes in me. He believes in my potential. I'm trying to repay his confidence every time I'm on the pitch. 'Honestly, Erik helped me a lot. He was giving me a lot of advice, even when I wasn't playing. He was telling me to train very hard every time. That's the most important thing when a manager keeps telling you to train hard, even if you don't play. So I kept training very hard, very hard. 'I think this season, at the beginning, I was playing a lot with him. I want to thank him again for the opportunity he gave me, and I want to wish him all the best.' Amad is hoping he can make it third time lucky in a Europa League final. He was an unused substitute in United's loss to Villarreal in 2021 and Rangers' defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt the following year. Both matches went to penalties. 'Yes, I already lost two. I hope to win this one. It was a good experience for me to be in my first Europa League final with the team. I was on the bench. I was young. At the time, we had great players like (Paul) Pogba and (Edinson) Cavani. It was a dream for me, honestly, but now it's my moment. 'It's the moment for the club, for the players, for the fans, they deserve this moment. We will give everything to try and win this competition.'
Arab News
18-05-2025
- Arab News
Mogadishu suicide bomber kills at least 10 at army recruitment drive
MOGADISHU: At least 10 people were killed on Sunday after a suicide bomber targeted a queue of young recruits registering at the Damanyo military base in the Somali capital Mogadishu, witnesses told were lining up at the base's gate when the attacker detonated their explosives, they staff at the military hospital told Reuters that they had received 30 injured people from the blast and that six of them had died immediately.
