Posted Originally on Oct 26, 2023 at 6:00 AM

FLCCC’s Dr. Pierre Kory and co-author Mary Beth Pfeiffer have an op-ed in Newsweek magazine this week, after penning an article in USA Today in August. 

The new opinion piece highlights the alarming increase in the number of American adults unable to work — up to 3.5 million since January 2020 and a staggering 1.5 million just this year alone.

To date, there is no government-funded research into or explanation for this rise — Dr. Kory and Ms. Pfeiffer call for an unbiased, nonpartisan investigation into the trend, and a deeper analysis of COVID vaccine-related injuries and deaths.

While Newsweek’s opinion section has opened up to diverse perspectives and encouraged debate, there has been no appetite for this line of inquiry about COVID vaccines – until now. Creatively crafted to not overtly state the (glaringly obvious) cause, but offering up key suggestions, this article has the ability to reach an even wider audience and not only start the conversation, but hopefully the investigation as well. As a result, the messages so critical to FLCCC will extend further and can spur action.

“FLCCC is dedicated to driving awareness of these grave health concerns across the political media divide,” said Dr. Kory. “We are blazing a trail with new audiences who are not seeing this information anywhere else.”

Our summer op-ed in USA Today had a readership reach of 2.6 million. With this recent placement in Newsweek (1.1 million daily readers), we are demonstrating that FLCCC is uniquely positioned to shine a light on the destructive impact of COVID vaccines. Indeed, as a data-driven medical organization with treatment guidelines for COVID, long COVID, and vaccine injury, we are distinctly qualified to highlight this vital issue, bring it into the public conversation, and onto the U.S. political agenda as the presidential election heats up.  

Please share this article with your network and consider making a donation to help us expose the devastating reality behind mass COVID vaccinations. With your support, we can advocate for change and encourage policymakers to pursue the investigations needed to inform and protect the American public.

On behalf of the health of all, we thank you.

~ The FLCCC Team