So here's an update on the study.
The interested phd agreed to incorporate the study on non-diplomats. However, there are terms and conditions.
We are to hand over full control of the study design, which includes biomarker selection.
So let's discuss the pro's and con's while maintaining a sense of responsibility for the affected individuals, willing to participate in the study.
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So my idea was to partially duplicate the Canadian Study
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336180266_Havana_Syndrome_Among_Canadian_Diplomats_Brain_Imaging_Reveals_Acquired_Neurotoxicity
Phase 1 for a preliminary assessment
> Symptom Check List
> Self Reported Questionnaires
> S-100B Marker Test
And then a Phase 2 for a need-based assessment of the neurological and audio-vestibular damage.
If the initial hypothesis would prove accurate, we would potentially have an impact on the future medical treatment of non-diplomats.
> Bonus Material
Recently declassified report by the DNI
https://www.dni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/assessments/2022_02_01_AHI_Executive_Summary_FINAL_Redacted.pdf