A U.S.-led attack on Iraq could kill between 48,000 and 260,000 civilians and combatants in just the first three months of conflict, according to a study by medical and public health experts. Post-war health effects could take an additional 200,000 lives. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW)
Opposes U.S. War Against Iraq
"Collateral Damage"
New Report From Medacton Consequences of War on Iraq!
Physicians' Report Forecasts Large Death Toll,Long-Term Health, Environment DamageFrom U.S.-Led Attack On Iraq;
Seeks To Avoid Pre-Emptive War,Massive Humanitarian Catastrope
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Opposes U.S. War Against Iraq
"Collateral Damage"
New Report From Medacton Consequences of War on Iraq!
Physicians' Report Forecasts Large Death Toll,Long-Term Health, Environment DamageFrom U.S.-Led Attack On Iraq;
Seeks To Avoid Pre-Emptive War,Massive Humanitarian Catastrope
Please continue...