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Iraqi death toll withstands scrutiny

Conflict epidemiology study counts the cost of war.

It is one of the most politically charged questions that any researcher can tackle: how many people have died in Iraq since the US-led invasion?

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Posted by Nicola Jones on October 17, 2006 06:21 PM |

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