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Findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, said American diplomat victims in Cuba experienced “cognitive, balance, hearing, oculomotor dysfunction, or all 4, as well as sleep impairment and headaches,” according to University of Pennsylvania Center for Brain Injury and Repair researchers, who studied 21 of the 24 US government personnel living in Havana at the time of the “attacks.” The study also explained that many said they heard loud “buzzing,” “piercing squeals” or “humming” on top of experiencing a variety of sensory-related issues such as intense pressure or vibrations similar to something you’d feel while “inside a moving car with the windows partially rolled down.” What caused these symptoms?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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