This is a petition urging the CDC and NIH to recognize and investigate diagnosed civilian cases of Havana Syndrome, also known as Anomalous Health Incidents (AHIs).
While federal employees have been acknowledged and supported, civilian victims with confirmed medical diagnoses remain ignored by U.S. health agencies. The Civilian Registry Report (January 2025) documented Americans suffering life-altering neurological injuries consistent with Havana Syndrome, yet no guidance, registry, or research agenda has been issued.
The petition calls for immediate action to:
- Establish a civilian case registry
- Issue diagnostic criteria and reporting instructions for physicians
- Provide immediate public health guidance to track and investigate cases
- Ensure equal recognition, protection, and care for civilian patients
Civilian Americans deserve the same medical support and protection that government personnel have already received. The health and safety of our citizens depend on urgent leadership from the CDC and NIH.
🧾 Related Filing
Formal Petition to the CDC re: U.S. Civilians Diagnosed with Havana Syndrome
Filed September 29, 2025 by Dr. Len Ber, MD (Global Medical Director, Targeted Justice, Inc.)
This is the official petition submitted directly to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) by Targeted Justice and Dr. Len Ber, MD.
It formally requests that the CDC:
- Recognize Havana Syndrome / Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI) as a reportable civilian condition
- Establish national surveillance and reporting for civilian cases
- Publish diagnostic guidance for physicians
- Provide training for public health officials and clinicians
- Ensure civilian patients receive NIH access and parity of care
📣 This formal petition has been filed with the CDC and is part of the public record. It is not open for public signatures, but supporters can read and share the official filing on X using the link below.