Len Ber MD
By Len Ber, MD, Medical Director for non-profit Targeted Justice. Civilian Registry for Havana Syndrome / AHI Type 1 / Non-Kinetic Brain Injury (NKBI). CDC advocacy for equal diagnostic guidance for civilians.
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Why Joining This Lawsuit Is Not an Option
I am getting the same message over and over: I want to join the lawsuit.
I understand why. If you are affected, and your doctor will not investigate what happened, if you think a court filing is the only door left — of course you want on t...
FoxNation New Documentary: Havana Syndrome Is a Form of Brain Injury Caused by Directed Energy.
I just watched the new one-hour film “Immaculate Concussion: Havana Syndrome” available on FoxNation ($8.99/mo).
No, it didn’t include civilians (unlike reporting by Catherine Herridge which recently added civilians to the list of vict...
BER v. CDC: Civilian Havana Syndrome/AHI Lawsuit Recap.
It’s been 30 days since the defendants in BER v. CDC were served with the lawsuit. They have another 30 days to respond. In the meantime, here is a re-cap of the lawsuit.
Ber v. CDC is an ongoing federal lawsuit filed in June 2026 in t...
Havana Syndrome: 12 Reasons Directed Energy is the Cause of AHI type 1
If you listen to the legacy media, you would think that Havana Syndrome is a Permanent Mystery. But this is not true.
Anomalous Health Incidents Type 1 (AHI type 1, or AHI1) Is a clinically distinct subgroup in the 2024 NIH Havana Synd...
Is This the Shift in Catherine Herridge’s Thinking We’ve Been Waiting for?
In her interview with former senior CIA officer James Erdman III, independent journalist Catherine Herridge asked something that cuts through years of careful reporting on Havana Syndrome / Anomalous Health Incidents.
She told him:
“I’v...
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