US faulted on efforts to rebuild nations
Healthcare called too low a priority
WASHINGTON -- The United States failed to make the health of ordinary citizens in Iraq and Afghanistan a top priority of reconstruction efforts, missing an opportunity to create substantial good will in the crucial days after the US-led invasions, according to a study to be issued today. (Full article: 964 words)
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