Our top research institutions brag about the amount of money they bring in, not the amount of new knowledge. It's really disturbing.

Will it decrease fraud to zero? No. But if we reduce it to 50 percent, it could save $10 billion to $15 billion.

There's nothing magical or mysterious about it, but you don't do it to everyone. You use statistical means, less than 1 percent will be audited.

Publish and hold your breath is a hell of a way of handling public health issues.

If the IRS never conducted audits, what do you think would happen to people paying taxes in this country? If the public knows the IRS never conducts audits, don't you think there will be an increase in problems?

Right now scientific fraud and misconduct is alive and well in this country. We don't have to go to South Korea.