Scrubs for Men

If you're looking for hospital scrubs for men, you might have a hard time finding quality scrubs. I know that every time I've looked for them I sure have. But, you need look no further in your quest for quality hospital and surgical wear. I found a website that might be of interest for you: http://www.blueskyscrubs.com/categories/Scrubs/Scrubs-for-Men/. On it, you can find many suitable and quality scrubs for men pieces, meaning that all of your hospital wear problems will be solved.

I have included a picture of the front page of the site for your reference.

Hospital Scrubs for Men

 I think that the picture speaks for itself as to the quality of these doctors scrubs. If I were a doctor, I know where I would be buying my scrubs from now on.

If you try out the website, leave me a comment and let me know how well you like the doctor's scrubs that you find there. If the quality is as good as shown in the picture, I may buy some as a present.

Cool Science: Blinky the Surgeonator's 5th Birthday

I found this cool video of a robot surgeon the other day that I wanted to share with my faithful readers. Here, we have "Blinky the Surgeonator" -- a robotic surgeon's assistant at Seattle Children's Hospital, in a video where Blinky celebrates its fifth birthday with other robots in the hospital. It might be kitschy, but it's definitely worth seeing.



Amateur movie making techniques aside, what impresses me about this video is just the advancement that has taken place in technology, particularly medical technology, in the past 10 years or so. It's amazing to me that we are now increasing relying on robots to assist us in surgeries too long, difficult, or delicate for human hands to do. I just wonder how long it will be before the robots take over most surgical duties completely. 50 years maybe? Maybe less?

Also, if you have the time, you should check out the Youtube page for the Seattle Children's Hospital. I am sure that they can use all of the support -- possibly via the Youtube Partners program -- that you can give them. Thanks.




Also, leave your comments on what you think the next job will be where humans are replaced by robots.

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