Alleged 'Sonic Attack' In Cuba Changed Diplomats' Brain Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania analyzed MRI brain scans of the U.S. diplomats who were alleged victims of a sonic attack in Havana, Cuba. They found that the mysterious incident might have changed the patients' brains. by Diane Samson
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