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Children Living with HIV/AIDS (<15 Years Old)
2007-2008
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Children Living with HIV/AIDS (<15 Years Old)
2007-2008
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Rank Country Name  Number  Year
Global 2,100,000 2008
1 South Africa 280,000 2007
2 Nigeria 220,000 2007
3 Tanzania (United Rep. of) 140,000 2007
4 Uganda 130,000 2007
5 Zimbabwe 120,000 2007
6 Mozambique 100,000 2007
7 Zambia 95,000 2007
8 Ethiopia 92,000 2007
9 Malawi 91,000 2007
10 Cote d'Ivoire 52,000 2007
11 Cameroon 45,000 2007
12 Sudan 25,000 2007
13 Chad 19,000 2007
13 Rwanda 19,000 2007
14 Angola 17,000 2007
14 Ghana 17,000 2007
15 Botswana 15,000 2007
15 Burundi 15,000 2007
15 Swaziland 15,000 2007
16 Central African Republic 14,000 2007
16 Namibia 14,000 2007
16 Thailand 14,000 2007
17 Lesotho 12,000 2007
18 Burkina Faso 10,000 2007
18 Togo 10,000 2007
19 Mali 9,400 2007
20 Haiti 6,800 2007
21 Congo 6,600 2007
22 Guinea 6,300 2007
23 Benin 5,400 2007
24 Cambodia 4,400 2007
25 Sierra Leone 4,000 2007
26 Niger 3,200 2007
27 Eritrea 3,100 2007
27 Liberia 3,100 2007
27 Senegal 3,100 2007
28 Dominican Republic 2,700 2007
29 Gabon 2,300 2007
30 Honduras 1,600 2007
31 Guinea-Bissau 1,500 2007
32 Djibouti 1,100 2007
32 Papua New Guinea 1,100 2007
33 Kenya 130000-180000 2007
34 Congo (Dem. Republic of) 37000-52000 2007
35 Equatorial Guinea <1000 2007
35 Gambia <1000 2007
35 Guyana <1000 2007
35 Jamaica <1000 2007
35 Somalia <1000 2007
36 Madagascar <500 2007
36 Mauritania <500 2007
36 Trinidad and Tobago <500 2007
37 Bahamas <200 2007
37 Belize <200 2007
37 Suriname <200 2007
38 Barbados <100 2007
38 Comoros <100 2007
38 Mauritius <100 2007
39 Afghanistan NA 2007
39 Albania NA 2007
39 Algeria NA 2007
39 American Samoa NA 2007
39 Andorra NA 2007
39 Anguilla NA 2007
39 Antigua and Barbuda NA 2007
39 Argentina NA 2007
39 Armenia NA 2007
39 Aruba NA 2007
39 Australia NA 2007
39 Austria NA 2007
39 Azerbaijan NA 2007
39 Bahrain NA 2007
39 Bangladesh NA 2007
39 Belarus NA 2007
39 Belgium NA 2007
39 Bermuda NA 2007
39 Bhutan NA 2007
39 Bolivia NA 2007
39 Bosnia and Herzegovina NA 2007
39 Bouvet Island NA 2007
39 Brazil NA 2007
39 British Indian Ocean Territory NA 2007
39 British Virgin Islands NA 2007
39 Brunei Darussalam NA 2007
39 Bulgaria NA 2007
39 Canada NA 2007
39 Cape Verde NA 2007
39 Cayman Islands NA 2007
39 Chile NA 2007
39 China NA 2007
39 Christmas Island NA 2007
39 Cocos (Keeling Islands) NA 2007
39 Colombia NA 2007
39 Cook Islands NA 2007
39 Costa Rica NA 2007
39 Croatia NA 2007
39 Cuba NA 2007
39 Cyprus NA 2007
39 Czech Republic NA 2007
39 Denmark NA 2007
39 Dominica NA 2007
39 Ecuador NA 2007
39 Egypt NA 2007
39 El Salvador NA 2007
39 Estonia NA 2007
39 Faeroe Islands NA 2007
39 Falkland Islands (Malvinas) NA 2007
39 Fiji NA 2007
39 Finland NA 2007
39 France NA 2007
39 French Guiana NA 2007
39 French Polynesia NA 2007
39 French Southern Territories and Antarctic Lands NA 2007
39 Georgia NA 2007
39 Germany NA 2007
39 Gibraltar NA 2007
39 Greece NA 2007
39 Greenland NA 2007
39 Grenada NA 2007
39 Guadeloupe NA 2007
39 Guam NA 2007
39 Guatemala NA 2007
39 Heard Island and McDonald Islands NA 2007
39 Hungary NA 2007
39 Iceland NA 2007
39 India NA 2007
39 Indonesia NA 2007
39 Iran (Islamic Republic of) NA 2007
39 Iraq NA 2007
39 Ireland NA 2007
39 Israel NA 2007
39 Italy NA 2007
39 Japan NA 2007
39 Johnston Atoll NA 2007
39 Jordan NA 2007
39 Kazakhstan NA 2007
39 Kiribati NA 2007
39 Korea (Dem. Peo. Rep. of) NA 2007
39 Korea (Republic of) NA 2007
39 Kuwait NA 2007
39 Kyrgyzstan NA 2007
39 Lao People's Democratic Rep. NA 2007
39 Latvia NA 2007
39 Lebanon NA 2007
39 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya NA 2007
39 Liechtenstein NA 2007
39 Lithuania NA 2007
39 Luxembourg NA 2007
39 Macedonia (The former Yugoslav Republic of) NA 2007
39 Malaysia NA 2007
39 Maldives NA 2007
39 Malta NA 2007
39 Marshall Islands NA 2007
39 Martinique NA 2007
39 Mayotte NA 2007
39 Mexico NA 2007
39 Micronesia (Federated States of) NA 2007
39 Midway NA 2007
39 Moldova (Republic of) NA 2007
39 Monaco NA 2007
39 Mongolia NA 2007
39 Montenegro NA 2007
39 Montserrat NA 2007
39 Morocco NA 2007
39 Myanmar NA 2007
39 Nauru NA 2007
39 Nepal NA 2007
39 Netherlands NA 2007
39 Netherlands Antilles NA 2007
39 New Caledonia NA 2007
39 New Zealand NA 2007
39 Nicaragua NA 2007
39 Niue NA 2007
39 Norfolk Island NA 2007
39 Northern Mariana Islands NA 2007
39 Norway NA 2007
39 Oman NA 2007
39 Pakistan NA 2007
39 Palau NA 2007
39 Panama NA 2007
39 Paraguay NA 2007
39 Peru NA 2007
39 Philippines NA 2007
39 Pitcairn Island NA 2007
39 Poland NA 2007
39 Portugal NA 2007
39 Puerto Rico NA 2007
39 Qatar NA 2007
39 Reunion NA 2007
39 Romania NA 2007
39 Russian Federation NA 2007
39 Saint Helena NA 2007
39 Saint Kitts and Nevis NA 2007
39 Saint Lucia NA 2007
39 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines NA 2007
39 Samoa NA 2007
39 San Marino NA 2007
39 Sao Tome and Principe NA 2007
39 Saudi Arabia NA 2007
39 Serbia NA 2007
39 Seychelles NA 2007
39 Singapore NA 2007
39 Slovakia NA 2007
39 Slovenia NA 2007
39 Solomon Islands NA 2007
39 Spain NA 2007
39 Sri Lanka NA 2007
39 Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands NA 2007
39 Sweden NA 2007
39 Switzerland NA 2007
39 Syrian Arab Republic NA 2007
39 Tajikistan NA 2007
39 Timor Leste NA 2007
39 Tokelau NA 2007
39 Tonga NA 2007
39 Tunisia NA 2007
39 Turkey NA 2007
39 Turkmenistan NA 2007
39 Turks and Caicos Island NA 2007
39 Tuvalu NA 2007
39 Ukraine NA 2007
39 United Arab Emirates NA 2007
39 United Kingdom NA 2007
39 United States of America NA 2007
39 Uruguay NA 2007
39 Uzbekistan NA 2007
39 Vanuatu NA 2007
39 Venezuela NA 2007
39 Viet Nam NA 2007
39 Virgin Islands (U.S.) NA 2007
39 Wake Island NA 2007
39 Wallis and Futuna Islands NA 2007
39 West Bank and Gaza NA 2007
39 Western Sahara NA 2007
39 Yemen NA 2007

Notes: Data are estimates. UNAIDS recently updated global and regional data to reflect 2008 estimates. Therefore, the global entry above is a 2008 estimate; country entries are 2007 estimates. For most countries, UNAIDS provides estimates as well as ranges around the estimates that define the boundaries within which the actual numbers lie. For some countries, UNAIDS provides only a range or an upper boundary to a range. These data were included above as appropriate.

HIV/AIDS estimates reflect improved and expanded HIV surveillance, country data collection, and methodologies as well as an increased understanding of the natural course of the epidemic. As a result, since 2007, there have been substantial revisions from previous published estimates. For more information on these revisions as well as other factors impacting HIV/AIDS estimates, see Sexually Transmitted Infections, ''Improved Data, Methods and Tools for the 2007 HIV and AIDS Estimates and Projections'', August 2008, available at: http://sti.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/84/Suppl_1/i1, and ''Understanding the Latest Estimates of the Global AIDS Epidemic'', available at: http://data.unaids.org/pub/EPISlides/2009/20091117_QA_Methodology_Ba....

Definitions: HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus, the virus that causes AIDS. HIV can be transmitted through infected blood, semen, vaginal secretions, breast milk, and during pregnancy or delivery. HIV destroys certain white blood cells called CD4+ T cells. These cells are critical to the normal function of the human immune system, which defends the body against illness. When HIV weakens the immune system, a person is more susceptible to developing a variety of cancers and becoming infected with viruses, bacteria and parasites. The disease has four stages: primary or acute HIV infection, asymptomatic, symptomatic, and advanced HIV disease (AIDS).

AIDS: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. A disease of the body's immune system caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). A person who tests positive for HIV is considered to have progressed to AIDS when a laboratory test shows that his or her immune system is severely weakened by the virus or when he or she develops at least one of about 25 different opportunistic infections -- diseases that might not affect a person with a normal immune system but that take advantage of damaged immune systems. People who have not had one of these opportunistic infections, but whose immune system is severely damaged, are also considered to have progressed to an AIDS diagnosis.

Sources: Global total available at UNAIDS, 2009 AIDS Epidemic Update, 2009: http://www.unaids.org/en/KnowledgeCentre/HIVData/EpiUpdate/EpiUpdArc.... Country totals available at UNAIDS, 2008 Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic, 2008: http://www.unaids.org/en/KnowledgeCentre/HIVData/GlobalReport/2008/2....