Scientists reveal findings in Cuba "sonic attack"

Scientists examining mysterious neurological symptoms suffered by US diplomats in Cuba say they still can't point-point a cause.

A new study by a team of blast injury experts finds all 25 victims studied show signs of inner ear damage

The diplomats reported hearing a high-pitched sound or feeling a sensation of pressure before most experienced dizziness.

Carey Balaban from the University of Pittsburgh says the report does not rule out a sonic weapon as responsible for the injuries.

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