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Australian Scientist: 1 Million Iraqis Killed Since Invasion

HeadlineMar 19, 2007

An Australian scientist is estimating the number of deaths in Iraq since the start of the conflict four years ago could be as high as one million. Dr. Gideon Polya said, “Using the most comprehensive and authoritative literature and U.N. demographic data yields an estimate of one million post-invasion excess deaths in Iraq.” In October researchers at Johns Hopkins estimated more than 650,000 Iraqis had died since the U.S. invasion.

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