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Brain Scans Of "Injured" US Embassy Staff Show Clinical Abnormalities
Advanced brain scans of U.S. Embassy employees who reported falling ill while serving in Havana revealed significant differences, according to a new study published on Tuesday that does little to resolve the mystery of injuries the Trump administration had characterized as a "sonic attack."
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Scans Show Changes To Brains Of "Injured" Havana US Embassy Workers
Advanced brain scans of US Embassy employees who reported falling ill while serving in Havana revealed significant differences, according to a new study published on Tuesday that does little to resolve the mystery of injuries the Trump administration had characterized as a "sonic attack."
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Another Diplomat Gets Brain Injury In Cuba: What We Know So Far
US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba have been complaining about "Havana syndrome," named for the city where nearly all the victims were based, for two years.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Another Canadian Diplomat Diagnosed With "Mysterious" Cuba Brain Injury
Another Canadian diplomat in Havana has been diagnosed with a mysterious brain trauma that in 2016 started afflicting Canadian and US officials in the Cuban capital, a senior official said Thursday.
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China Says Finds No Clues To Explain US Sonic Incident
China has found no clues to explain what happened to an American citizen working at a US consulate who reported suffering from "abnormal" sounds and pressure leading to a mild brain injury, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
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US Staffer Suffers Brain Injury After 'Sound' Incident In China
The US embassy in China issued a health alert Wednesday after a US government employee experienced an "abnormal" sound and suffered a mild brain injury -- in an incident reminiscent of a mysterious illness that hit diplomats in Cuba.
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Diplomats In Cuba Are Suffering From Mysterious "Traumatic Brain Injury"
Douglas Smith, director of the Center for Brain Injury and Repair at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, said his patients looked "exactly like the patients we would see in a concussion clinic".
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Canada Pulls Families Of Diplomats In Cuba Amid Unusual Illnesses
Canada will remove families of diplomats posted at its embassy in Cuba as the cause of unusual health symptoms is still unknown, though information received from medical specialists has raised concerns of a new type of acquired brain injury, a senior Canadian government official said on Monday.
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Brain Scans Of "Injured" US Embassy Staff Show Clinical Abnormalities
Advanced brain scans of U.S. Embassy employees who reported falling ill while serving in Havana revealed significant differences, according to a new study published on Tuesday that does little to resolve the mystery of injuries the Trump administration had characterized as a "sonic attack."
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Scans Show Changes To Brains Of "Injured" Havana US Embassy Workers
Advanced brain scans of US Embassy employees who reported falling ill while serving in Havana revealed significant differences, according to a new study published on Tuesday that does little to resolve the mystery of injuries the Trump administration had characterized as a "sonic attack."
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Another Diplomat Gets Brain Injury In Cuba: What We Know So Far
US and Canadian diplomats in Cuba have been complaining about "Havana syndrome," named for the city where nearly all the victims were based, for two years.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Another Canadian Diplomat Diagnosed With "Mysterious" Cuba Brain Injury
Another Canadian diplomat in Havana has been diagnosed with a mysterious brain trauma that in 2016 started afflicting Canadian and US officials in the Cuban capital, a senior official said Thursday.
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China Says Finds No Clues To Explain US Sonic Incident
China has found no clues to explain what happened to an American citizen working at a US consulate who reported suffering from "abnormal" sounds and pressure leading to a mild brain injury, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
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US Staffer Suffers Brain Injury After 'Sound' Incident In China
The US embassy in China issued a health alert Wednesday after a US government employee experienced an "abnormal" sound and suffered a mild brain injury -- in an incident reminiscent of a mysterious illness that hit diplomats in Cuba.
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Diplomats In Cuba Are Suffering From Mysterious "Traumatic Brain Injury"
Douglas Smith, director of the Center for Brain Injury and Repair at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, said his patients looked "exactly like the patients we would see in a concussion clinic".
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Canada Pulls Families Of Diplomats In Cuba Amid Unusual Illnesses
Canada will remove families of diplomats posted at its embassy in Cuba as the cause of unusual health symptoms is still unknown, though information received from medical specialists has raised concerns of a new type of acquired brain injury, a senior Canadian government official said on Monday.
