Havana syndrome looks very real on brain scans. Why is it still a mystery to the U.S. government?
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Havana Syndrome - A New York Times Reporter's Podcast
Havana syndrome is the name given to a mysterious set of symptoms experienced by US spies and diplomats. A recent report from US intelligence agencies concluded that it's very unlikely these cases are the result of a deliberate attack from some kind of foreign adversary. Many victims say they haven't gotten a satisfying explanation for what happened to them, which is why two reporters have teamed up to try to find accountability.
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