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NIH halts study into Havana Syndrome over 'coercion'

NIH halted the Havana Syndrome study due to ethical violations concerning participant coercion.

F.B.I. Releases Redacted Report on Havana Syndrome

The F.B.I. report suggests Havana syndrome is linked to social contagion, not hostile actions, leading to controversy and skepticism in official circles.

NIH halts study into Havana Syndrome over 'coercion'

NIH halted the Havana Syndrome study due to ethical violations concerning participant coercion.

F.B.I. Releases Redacted Report on Havana Syndrome

The F.B.I. report suggests Havana syndrome is linked to social contagion, not hostile actions, leading to controversy and skepticism in official circles.
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#brain-damage

Havana Syndrome: We Don't Need to Choose between Brain Injury and Mass Hysteria'

Recent NIH studies found no brain injury in individuals reporting anomalous health incidents (AHIs) related to Havana syndrome, leading to further investigation into conditions like PPPD and mass psychogenic illness.
Two competing narratives exist about Havana syndrome: one suggesting a mass psychogenic illness explanation and the other proposing real attacks, possibly by pulsed microwaves causing brain damage.

Government Scientists Find No Brain Damage in "Havana Syndrome" Survivors

Havana syndrome agents showed no lasting brain damage.
Studies suggest Havana syndrome may not be the result of foreign attacks.

Havana Syndrome: We Don't Need to Choose between Brain Injury and Mass Hysteria'

Recent NIH studies found no brain injury in individuals reporting anomalous health incidents (AHIs) related to Havana syndrome, leading to further investigation into conditions like PPPD and mass psychogenic illness.
Two competing narratives exist about Havana syndrome: one suggesting a mass psychogenic illness explanation and the other proposing real attacks, possibly by pulsed microwaves causing brain damage.

Government Scientists Find No Brain Damage in "Havana Syndrome" Survivors

Havana syndrome agents showed no lasting brain damage.
Studies suggest Havana syndrome may not be the result of foreign attacks.
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#medical-studies

Medical studies find no trace of physical harm in Havana syndrome patients

Medical studies found no physical damage in US officials with Havana syndrome symptoms.
The studies did not detect any significant differences between the affected officials and the control group.

People with Havana Syndrome' Show No Brain Damage or Medical Illness

Possible non-foreign attack causes for Havana syndrome symptoms
Medical studies show no clinical signs or brain image indications to explain symptoms.

Medical studies find no trace of physical harm in Havana syndrome patients

Medical studies found no physical damage in US officials with Havana syndrome symptoms.
The studies did not detect any significant differences between the affected officials and the control group.

People with Havana Syndrome' Show No Brain Damage or Medical Illness

Possible non-foreign attack causes for Havana syndrome symptoms
Medical studies show no clinical signs or brain image indications to explain symptoms.
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Havana Syndrome victims face 'real' and 'profound' symptoms: NIH study

Persistent dizziness and balance issues were identified in 28% of 'Havana Syndrome' patients.
Research indicates functional brain issues similar to 'mini-strokes' due to potential exposure to electromagnetic and/or acoustic stimuli.

New Study Finds No Brain Injuries Among Havana Syndrome' Patients

Sophisticated tests found no brain injuries in U.S. diplomats with Havana syndrome symptoms.
MRI scans did not show significant differences in brain structure between patients and healthy workers.
#national-institutes-of-health

In Havana syndrome patients, NIH scientists find no physical trace of harm

Rigorous studies found no brain damage in Havana syndrome patients
No evidence to support foreign attack theory

No evidence of brain injury in people suffering Havana Syndrome': US study

No biological abnormalities found in US officials reporting Havana Syndrome symptoms, symptoms are acknowledged as real by NIH.
Advanced imaging techniques found no significant evidence of brain injury or clinical differences in federal employees with anomalous health incidents (AHIs).

New Studies Find No Evidence of Brain Injury in Havana Syndrome Cases

The National Institutes of Health found no evidence of brain injury in Havana syndrome cases linked to diplomats and spies.
Intelligence agencies believe symptoms may be due to environmental factors, medical conditions, or stress, refuting hostile foreign power involvement.

In Havana syndrome patients, NIH scientists find no physical trace of harm

Rigorous studies found no brain damage in Havana syndrome patients
No evidence to support foreign attack theory

No evidence of brain injury in people suffering Havana Syndrome': US study

No biological abnormalities found in US officials reporting Havana Syndrome symptoms, symptoms are acknowledged as real by NIH.
Advanced imaging techniques found no significant evidence of brain injury or clinical differences in federal employees with anomalous health incidents (AHIs).

New Studies Find No Evidence of Brain Injury in Havana Syndrome Cases

The National Institutes of Health found no evidence of brain injury in Havana syndrome cases linked to diplomats and spies.
Intelligence agencies believe symptoms may be due to environmental factors, medical conditions, or stress, refuting hostile foreign power involvement.
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#house-intelligence-committee

Congress to Examine C.I.A.'s Work on Havana Syndrome

The House Intelligence Committee is investigating the analysis of U.S. spy agencies on cases of Havana syndrome.
The investigation could reopen the debate over the causes of Havana syndrome.

A Havana Syndrome' Investigation in Congress Rests on Politics, Not Science

House Intelligence Committee is investigating Havana Syndrome, shifting focus from foreign adversaries to internal factors.
Lawmakers are concerned about doubts by U.S. spies regarding the mysterious syndrome, causing dissatisfaction among some committee members.

Congress to Examine C.I.A.'s Work on Havana Syndrome

The House Intelligence Committee is investigating the analysis of U.S. spy agencies on cases of Havana syndrome.
The investigation could reopen the debate over the causes of Havana syndrome.

A Havana Syndrome' Investigation in Congress Rests on Politics, Not Science

House Intelligence Committee is investigating Havana Syndrome, shifting focus from foreign adversaries to internal factors.
Lawmakers are concerned about doubts by U.S. spies regarding the mysterious syndrome, causing dissatisfaction among some committee members.
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