Janette Nesheiwat Treats Havana Syndrome Patients at Walter Reed After Surgeon General Bid Collapsed 2 Times
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Updated · Fox News · May 24
Janette Nesheiwat Treats Havana Syndrome Patients at Walter Reed After Surgeon General Bid Collapsed 2 Times
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 24
Walter Reed physician Janette Nesheiwat said she is now managing care for U.S. military and government personnel suffering anomalous health incidents, or Havana Syndrome.
Those patients include intelligence officials, diplomats, service members and family members with complex neurological and vestibular symptoms; the direct cause remains under investigation by U.S. intelligence agencies and congressional committees.
Nesheiwat said the role also covers soldiers and veterans with traumatic brain injuries, blast exposure and other neurological problems, alongside volunteer work in a Department of Veterans Affairs emergency room.
Her move follows the collapse of her surgeon general nomination; after Nesheiwat's withdrawal and Casey Means' later withdrawal, President Donald Trump nominated former Fox News contributor Nicole Saphier.
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