Some people argue that the proponents and enforcers of lockdowns and mandates were well-intentioned and should be forgiven. Not so fast.

This infographic reviews the top five points to look for when selecting a healthcare provider.

Dr. Paul Marik, Chief Scientific Officer of the FLCCC, sat down with Jan Jekielek, host of Epoch TV’s American Thought Leaders.

It was a homecoming, of sorts. As the conference room doors swung open, there were hearty handshakes that fell into warm hugs. There were familiar names, new faces, exhilaration, relief, tears, joy — and overwhelming feelings of belonging.

Lecture Dashboard Lecture 1 - Pathology of Disease Lecture 2 - Epidemiology of Vaccine Injury Lecture 3 - I-RECOVER Protocol Lecture 4 - Treating Spike-induced Disease Lecture 5 - Autophagy Lecture 6 - Low Dose Naltrexone Lecture 7 - Neurological Impacts Lecture 8 - Endocrinological Indications Lecture 9 - Mitochondrial Dysfunction Lecture 10 - [...]

The first-ever FLCCC Educational Conference, Understanding & Treating Spike Protein Induced Diseases, kicked off this morning in Orlando, Florida. FLCCC Chairman and Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Paul Marik, launched the conference with a simple and powerful observation:  "They can not hide this anymore."

The medical misinformation law just signed in California by Governor Gavin Newsom is bad policy. Check that. It’s HORRIFIC policy. GHASTLY even. The new law subjects the state’s doctors to discipline, including the suspension of their medical licenses, for sharing “misinformation” or “disinformation” about COVID-19 with their patients.

Dr. James Thorp shared research on mRNA and fertility. Dr. Kory reviewed global live birth statistics showing a 20% year-to-year decline.

“Medical knowledge is always evolving. No one has a monopoly on good ideas. Our leaders in government should encourage doctors to pursue new ideas and innovate, not threaten to end their careers for disagreeing.”

The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) filed a motion and amicus brief Thursday evening with the federal district court in Galveston urging it to allow a lawsuit to proceed against the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for its misleading statements against ivermectin.