“These are tiny, tiny currents at the very tip of a tiny, tiny electrode, delivering the current to very specific and discrete brain circuits.”
—C. J. Malanga, in Bath salts may be as addictive as cocaine, study suggests, LiveScience/FoxNews

“Just because you build it, doesn’t mean you will change people’s behavior. Price, quality, accessibility, incentives, they matter too. Every community is different, but new efforts or supplementing existing infrastructure works if they’re accompanied with affordable prices, education, promotion or community collaboration.”
—Barry Popkin, in Can “Pop-Up” Grocery Stores Solve the Problem of Food Deserts?, Time magazine

“What people want to know is, when can someone go to a doctor and be handed a pill and be cured? That’s decades away. I think in 10 years someone with HIV infection could go to a specialist and get a complicated treatment and have some likelihood of a prolonged remission of their HIV.”
—David Margolis, in Advances in AIDS treatment, Independent Mail

“This study gives us hope that we’re closer to developing a treatment.  Almost a third of the children had a permanent change and were no longer egg-allergic.”
—Wesley Burks, in Egg allergies treated with egg, BBC News