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
Science Alleged 'Sonic Attack' On US Embassy In Cuban Capital Likely Caused By Crickets, Say Experts by Diane Samson
Life Experts Propose Converting Guantanamo From Prison To Research Center: Here's The Plan by Angela Laguipo
Healthy Living/Wellness Cuba Announces First Case Of Zika Virus Transmitted Inside The Country by Katherine Derla
Business Tech Top US Airlines Submit Proposals To Start Regular Commercial Flights To Havana, Other Parts Of Cuba by Vincent Lanaria
Healthy Living/Wellness Cuba First Country In World To Eliminate Mother-To-Child HIV And Syphilis Transmission by Jim Algar
Healthy Living/Wellness Cuba Successfully Eliminates Mother To Child Transmission Of HIV by Rina Marie Doctor
Tech Cuban Government Expands Internet Access With More Wi-Fi Hotspots And Cheaper Costs by Mark Lelinwalla
Healthy Living/Wellness Here's Why Researchers Worry About The New Strain Of HIV Found In Cuba by Dianne Depra
Healthy Living/Wellness New, Aggressive HIV Strain Discovered In Cuba, Develops Into AIDS Very Fast by Quinten Plummer
Business Tech Netflix Launches In Cuba For $7.99 Per Month: How Many Can Afford It? by Christian de Looper
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