- Cumulative number of children estimated to have been orphaned by AIDS at age 14 or younger at the end of 1997, (83 K JPG)
- Estimated number of new HIV infections in children and young people, (86 K JPG)
- Higher HIV prevalance in young women than men, (75 K JPG)
- Estimated number of young people (15-24) newly infected with HIV/AIDS during 1998, (79 K JPG)
- Estimated number of children (<15 years) newly infected with HIV during 1998, (80 K JPG)
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