When the mandates came into play, Shari Walker was working in the finance department for a small, local hospital, which was part of a much bigger health system. Watch her MyStory now.

Bob’s 92-year-old mom was admitted to the hospital with COVID. When they refused remdesivir his dad was told he was signing her death certificate. But the family found a way to give her ivermectin.

What happens when disparities in hospital care affect patient outcomes? How did gaps in treatment during the COVID-19 pandemic contribute to prolonged hospital stays, septic shock, and increased mortality? FLCCC co-founders Dr. Joseph Varon and Dr. Paul Marik, along with FLCCC Senior Fellow and co-founder Dr. Jose Iglesias discuss findings presented at the 2024 CHEST conference.

Clinical psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist David Peterzell, Ph.D., shares his personal and professional experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out what happened when David advocated against vaccines and shared his research findings with family and friends.

Censorship in medicine doesn’t just silence inconvenient voices—it restricts the flow of information that could impact your health. Join three FLCCC Senior Fellows, Dr. Kat Lindley, Dr. Scott Jensen, and Dr. Ryan Cole, physicians who have risked their careers by challenging the status quo and defending medical freedom, for an essential discussion on the dangerous consequences of medical censorship.

"But this is where we are. For the first time in my five-and-a-half decades as a human, an incoming presidential administration isn’t just talking about public health but threatening to improve it—by banning dangerous additives, demanding vaccine safety, reducing environmental toxins, and ensuring transparency and accountability in health policies." Jenna McCarthy

After being hospitalized with COVID and unexpectedly given remdesivir, her family pushed for her to be discharged. With support from ‘Doctors Without Borders’, she was released, though very weak.

FLCCC Alliance Co-Founders Dr. Paul Marik and Dr. Pierre Kory, and 10 Senior Fellows have been nominated through the "Nominees for the People" initiative for potential roles within the Department of Health and Human Services in the second Trump administration.

Dr. Paul Marik and FLCCC Senior Fellows Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Brooke Miller answer audience questions on topics ranging from ivermectin and vitamin D to spike protein and cancer. Dr. Miller also updates us on his efforts to bring relief to victims of the recent hurricanes in North Carolina.

At the FLCCC Conference in Phoenix, Alison McLeod, FNP shared her experience in March 2020 when she started to see her first patients of the pandemic. She recalls how the “light bulb moment” came when treating transverse myelitis.