Dr. Pierre Kory is the president emeritus of the Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance, which he co-founded with Dr. Paul Marik. He is regarded as an international pioneer in ultrasonography diagnostics for critically ill patients, therapeutic hypothermia and the use of intravenous vitamin C for treating septic shock. Dr. Kory developed the first national medical educational programs in ultrasonography for critical care medicine, which earned him the British Medical Association's Presidential Choice award or his textbook on the subject. Earlier he was the chief of critical care services and the medical director of trauma and life support at the University of Wisconsin. During the height of the Covid pandemic, Pierre helped lead ICUs to deal with the viral surges and was one of the early advocates for intravenous vitamin C and the repurposed drug ivermectin. He is the author of "War on Ivermectin: The Medicine that Saved Millions and Could Have Ended the Pandemic" -- largely a personal account about his crusade and the harsh opposition he faced to bring a safe, cheap and highly effective generic medication to public attention, and the catastrophic results due to medical establishment and mainstream media to push solely the vaccines and novel experimental drugs. Along with Dr. Paul Marik, Dr. Kory had his medical cerification revoked by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He hosts Pierre Kory's Medical Musings on substack, and has a new forthcoming book "Blueprint of Life" forthcoming, which brings together geology, chemistry biology and spirituality into a profound dialogue together.
