Created by Ted Lasso showrunner Bill Lawrence, the single-camera, laugh-track-free sitcom followed a group of medical interns ...

As the scrubs market grows, so do opportunities for expansions within. FIGS, for example, has already expanded its product ...

It is, however, expected that other shows could attempt to replace it in the subconscious of the audience and that is what ...

Scrubs are a $90 billion industry that’s projected to grow to $124 billion in 2030, said Cienski, who attended last month’s ...

The actress, who played Dr. Elliot Reid on the medical sitcom, shared her dream plot point for the revival while visiting ...

The other good news besides the straight-to-series order is that “Scrubs” star Donald Faison, Braff’s friend on and offscreen, is also going to be leading the show again as Christopher Turk. So is ...

The representation of women in medicine continues to increase, as 37% of U.S. physicians and 54% of medical students are ...

Bill Lawrence, the former showrunner of Scrubs and Cougar Town, among others, is currently killing it as showrunner of Apple TV’s Ted Lasso, arguably the best new show of 2020 and — along with ...

Figs, a five-year-old startup has upended the medical apparel industry with direct-to-consumer scrubs and splashy marketing campaigns. This year, it’s on track to make $100 million in revenue.

Trendy medical scrubs maker Figs is gearing up for an initial public offering even as it fends off allegations that it got its start stealing trade secrets from a rival, The Post has learned.

However, when real doctors weighed in on the most and least realistic medical shows, Scrubs got high marks for accuracy. Meanwhile, fan-favorite medical drama Grey’s Anatomy was accused of being ...

Boxes of brand new medical scrubs were left outside a Brooklyn uniform company Thursday, drawing outrage form netizens — but the company says they were just trying to give the supplies away.