FLCCC founder and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pierre Kory, reviews recent ivermectin studies on the War Room podcast.
Dr. Flávio Cadegiani joins Dr. Pierre Kory to discuss the corruption of medical journals. Has COVID changed the way medical journals are retracted? Plus, listen to the lively Q&A at the end to get some of your pertinent COVID questions answered.
FLCCC president Dr. Pierre Kory says that ongoing threats against the licenses and livelihoods of doctors prescribing other proven therapies for their COVID-19 patients have instilled fear—causing many doctors to withhold prescriptions for alternative drugs. “Just like our long-standing advocacy for early treatment of COVID, the FLCCC has advocated for public officials to let doctors be doctors since the beginning of the pandemic.”
Dr. Pierre Kory, a pulmonologist and the President at the Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care (FLCCC) Alliance, says that the public is not aware that there are doctors across the country who will provide Telehealth and early treatment for COVID-19.”
Four things I learned treating patients and fighting for medical freedom in 2021 by FLCCC's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pierre Kory.
Dr. Paul Marik and Dr. Pierre Kory talk about different countries that have been effective in keeping their COVID cases low, continue to discuss the importance of early treatment, and answer questions about the omicron variant. Additionally, Executive Director, Kelly Bumann takes viewers through a year in review with the FLCCC.
Dr. Pierre Kory says more states should follow FL example of offering early treatment and promoting nutrition and effective repurposed drugs.
Newsmax’s Eric Bolling talks Omicron and COVID-19 policy Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Robert Malone on The Balance.
Appearing on The Balance, Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Robert Malone discuss early treatment and prevention of COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccines.
Dr. Pierre Kory op-ed in The Federalist discusses how Omicron emerging in the United States and news of the first reported death in the United Kingdom remind us how little we understand the novel coronavirus.


