WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is conducting a “full review” of reports from across the U.S. government on cases of “Havana syndrome,” a set of unexplained medical conditions that have afflicted U.S. personnel since 2016, the White House said Friday.
The cases have occurred among U.S. personnel across several agencies, including the State Department, Pentagon and CIA. The “vast majority” of cases have been reported from overseas, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said.
The administration is taking reports of the health incidents “extremely seriously” and is working to gather the reports “into one place,” she said at a media briefing.
