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cluster_3 [11/12/2025 18:35] – [Primary Systems Implicated] danielcluster_3 [11/12/2025 18:36] (current) – [Relevance to Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI / “Havana Syndrome”)] daniel
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 ==== Strong Association with Vestibular Disorders ==== ==== Strong Association with Vestibular Disorders ====
-These two findings belong to the ''most sensitive bedside markers'' of vestibular hypofunction. They frequently appear ''before'' spontaneous nystagmus, severe ataxia, or abnormal imaging becomes evident.+These two findings belong to the //most sensitive bedside markers// of vestibular hypofunction. They frequently appear //before// spontaneous nystagmus, severe ataxia, or abnormal imaging becomes evident.
  
 Common vestibular diagnoses that present with precisely this pattern: Common vestibular diagnoses that present with precisely this pattern:
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 ==== Relevance to Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI / “Havana Syndrome”) ==== ==== Relevance to Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI / “Havana Syndrome”) ====
-The U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence community recognise ''mild vestibular and balance dysfunction'' – including subtle abnormalities on Romberg and tandem-gait testing – as ''core clinical markers'' of Anomalous Health Incidents.+The U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence community recognise //mild vestibular and balance dysfunction// – including subtle abnormalities on Romberg and tandem-gait testing – as //core clinical markers// of Anomalous Health Incidents.
  
   * DoD AHI case definition and clinical guidance (2022–2025) explicitly list dizziness, imbalance, and coordination difficulties as red-flag symptoms.   * DoD AHI case definition and clinical guidance (2022–2025) explicitly list dizziness, imbalance, and coordination difficulties as red-flag symptoms.
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