Debunking nutrition myths, how to talk about the 'elephant in the room,' and more.

Almost 1 in 4 patients experienced an adverse event while hospitalized (Monday, January 23)

Almost 25% of patients experienced at least one adverse event while in the hospital, according to a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine—underscoring the continuing need to improve patient safety.

10 nutrition myths, debunked (Tuesday, January 24)

Writing for the New York Times, Sophie Egan surveyed some of the top nutrition experts in the country to identify—and debunk—10 common nutrition myths about fat, plant-based protein, dairy, and more.

5 ways to (finally) talk about the 'elephant in the room' (Wednesday, January 25)

Writing for the Harvard Business Review, Lisa Zigarmi and Julie Diamond outline five steps leaders can take to effectively frame difficult conversations and help their teams address "undiscussables."

'Ozempic face': A side effect of the popular weight-loss drug? (Thursday, January 26)

Demand for popular weight-loss drugs, such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, remains high, but some patients on the drugs are now discovering an unwanted side effect: facial aging, Amy Synnott writes for the New York Times.

6 tips on finding 'lasting satisfaction in life' (Friday, January 27)

While most people "intuitively know that happiness isn't realized from the pursuit of money, status, or fame," they often use these as measures of happiness. Writing for the Harvard Business Review, Ron Carucci, co-founder and managing partner at Navalent, outlines 6 strategies to help you find "lasting satisfaction in life."