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CIAO DATE: 3/00
Morbidity and Mortality among Iraqi Children from 1990 through 1998:
Assessing the Impact of the Gulf War and Economic Sanctions
March 1999
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List of Tables and Figures
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Acknowledgments
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Glossary of Terms
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Summary of General Findings
By Richard Garfield Columbia University
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Foreword: Assessing the Human Tragedy in Iraq
By Geroge A. Lopez, and David Cortright
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Introduction
- Has the Embargo Killed Iraqi Children?
- Experiences of Other Embargoed Countries
- Initiation of Sanctions
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Prewar, Presanctions Mortality Estimates
- Data Sources
- Pre-1990 Mortality Estimates
- Sanctions Prior to the Gulf War
- The Gulf War and Postwar Uprisings
- Military Deaths in the Gulf War
- Assessing Mortality by Survey During Sanctions
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The Purchase of Humanitarian Goods during the Embargo
- Water and Sanitation Systems
- Health Services
- Changes in Health Status
- Education/Literacy
- Immunizations
- Income and Food Prices
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Nutrition
- Oil for Food Implementation
- Assessing Nutrition by Survey During Sanctions
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Estimating Mortality from Data on Malnutrition
- Methods and Results
- Exploratory Multiple Regressions
Imputing Values for Missing Variables
Validity Check on Mortality Estimates
Model 1: Correlating Malnutrition and Mortality Data
Model 2: Projections from the Mortality Rate in Baghdad
Model 3: Comparison with Eight Malnutrition and Mortality Studies
Model 4: Comparison to Countries with Similar Expected Population Attributable Risk -
Implications of Mortality Estimates
- Attributable Risk of Political, Economic, and Social Disruption in the 1990s
- Comparisons with Iraqi Reports of Excess Deaths
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The Significance of Mortality Changes
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Conclusions
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Afterword: Apportioning Responsibility for the Iraq Humanitarian Crisis
By George A. Lopez, and David Cortright
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References
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Appendix A
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Appendix B
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General Listing of Reports on Iraq