Cutting back on meat doesn't have to mean going without protein:

Israel's position is unchanged, they want their prisoners released, without a commitment to end the war.— A Hamas official stated this in the context of ongoing ceasefire negotiations.

I'm not going to just tell people everything is safe and effective if I know that there's issues.— Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defending his statements on vaccines during a Senate hearing.

I don’t think people should be taking medical advice from me.— Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House committee hearing when asked about giving medical advice.

"I said that Congress is paying to bomb poor kids in Gaza and paying for it by kicking poor kids off Medicaid in the U.S."— Ben Cohen, as he protested during a Senate hearing.

"This removes a choice."— Dr. Paul Casamassimo, chief policy officer for the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, comments on the proposed ban of fluoride supplements for children.

"The results of the examinations will be available at the earliest on Saturday morning."— A spokesperson from the Bulovka University Hospital stated this on the TV channel.

We believe that taking a public health approach that seeks to support — not punish — people who use drugs is crucial to ending the overdose crisis.— Dr. Tamara Olt, an Illinois woman whose 16-year-old son died of a heroin overdose in 2012. She is now executive director of Broken No Moore, an advocacy organization focused on substance use disorder.

"It is deeply gratifying to see Illinois affirming the value of our lives, affirming that autism is not an epidemic, and taking concrete action to protect our privacy and ensure personally identifiable information about us does not fall into the wrong hands."— Colin Killick, Executive Director of Autistic Self Advocacy Network, on the significance of the new data protection order for individuals with autism.

It's baloney. But there's a generation, particularly young men, and now an increasing number of young women, who are absolutely brainwashed by what they hear online.— Stuart Phillips, a professor in the department of kinesiology at McMaster University, discussing the misleading protein recommendations in the online fitness community.

The newly approved at-home screening device could be an important tool in getting more women regularly screened, especially those that don’t have access to a medical provider.— Dr. Ami Vaidya, co-chief of gynecologic oncology at Hackensack University Medical Center’s John Theurer Cancer Center, said in a news release Friday.

"I agree in this case with FDA that efficacy data are important to see."— Dr. Greg Poland, a vaccine researcher at Mayo Clinic, comments on the importance of efficacy data for the new combo vaccine.