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Our CEO and founder Chat Razdan moderated our first-ever Care+Wear Future of Healthcare Panel. During this discussion, experts from esteemed hospital systems across the country will share insights, challenges, and learnings from the last year that can be applied to future healthcare innovations.
When living with a chronic illness, daily tasks like getting dressed or remembering to take your medication can be difficult, especially when running low on energy. Check out this list of 12 items to make life with chronic illness easier.
People living with psoriasis go through cycles where their skin is extremely itchy, dry, and irritated. Here are a few steps for managing psoriasis flare-ups.
While life may be returning to normal for many, our healthcare workers deserve to be celebrated 24/7 just like during the height of the pandemic. Read more from our CEO on why we’re fighting for a fashion industry that celebrates all those in healthcare.
We answer the most common questions when it comes to wearing scrubs and give advice on how to wear scrubs fashionably so you look your best.
"While all my friends were thinking about college, prom, driving, and the SAT, I was going to 10 appointments a week, wondering if I'd ever be able to return to a normal classroom." Read how Claire dealt with grieving her life before chronic illness, and learned to embrace her new life, symptoms and all.
Care+Wear announces launch of its first-ever scrubs collection for healthcare professionals, created in collaboration with loungewear designer Josie Natori.
We celebrated #NationalNursesWeek by writing love letters to our nurses. Now, we couldn't be more excited to announce our ultimate love letter to our clinicians: our scrubs collection!
Nike's recent release of the GO FlyEase was far from perfect — what was meant to be a stride for accessibility turned out to be a lesson on the importance of inclusivity within fashion. Read our CEO and founder Chat's thoughts on how this is a pivotal moment in the adaptive fashion revolution.
When living with a chronic illness, nutrition can be vital for your healing and overall health. Check out these 6 easy and nutritious recipes perfect for those with a chronic illness.
In this blog post, we’ve outlined the history of scrubs, why they’re worn, and which medical professionals currently wear them.
Koreen was 30-weeks pregnant when she learned that her inflamed breast turned out to be Stage III Breast Cancer. Read how she navigated her chemo journey, plus tips for going through treatment.
When Alexandra was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma at the age of 29, she decided to focus all her effort on her art. Read how she has been using art as a therapeutic outlet throughout her chemo journey.
Scrubs come in nearly every color of the rainbow, but what does each color actually symbolize? We’ve broken down what kinds of emotions each color evokes, according to color psychology, as well as the most common colors worn by role.
"I’ve been sick for as long as I can remember. I was in pain all the time and no one could tell me why. All I wanted was a chance to be normal and to understand what was happening with my body."
You just got the worst news of your life…you have cancer. Now it’s time to pick up the phone and tell your closest friends and family members. Aisha shares how she created a "Code of Cancer" to help break the news.
Intravenous antibiotics are antibiotics that are administered directly into a vein so that they can enter the bloodstream immediately and bypass the absorption in the gut. It is estimated that more than 250,000 patients in the US receive outpatient IV antibiotics to treat bacterial infections.
The warning signs and symptoms of Vulvar Cancer often mimic other gynecological issues and are therefore frequently ignored or misdiagnosed. Read Karen's inspiring story of vulvar cancer diagnosis, and how she overcame her fears.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN), also known as intravenous or IV nutrition feeding, is a method of getting nutrition into the body through the veins. In other words, it provides nutrients for patients who do not have a functioning GI tract or who have disorders requiring complete bowel rest.
