Missing population expressed as a percentage of 2012 population The missing population, expressed in tens of thousands: Country (Population missing due to AIDS) Zambia (1,613,779) 11.7 Tanzania (3,221,401) 6.9 Kenya (2,711,090) 6.3 Ethiopia (2,032,925) 2.2 Uganda (2,024,882) 6.0 Mozambique (1,339,214) 5.7 Liberia (37,064) 1.0 10,000 people missing due to AIDS epidemic More than the population of Idaho More than the population of Iowa Nearly the population of Nevada Nearly the population of New Mexico More than the population of Maine More than the population of New Mexico About the populatio n of Defiance, OH Male Female Ghana (443,879) 1.8 Congo (Kinshasa) (1,069,338) 1.5 Angola (210,019) 1.2 About the populatio n of Springfield, MO More than the population of Rhode Island Nearly the population of Prescott, AZ Figure 2. Population Missing Due to HIV/AIDS Epidemics, by Sex: 2012 Selected Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa NOTE: This graph is derived from a comparison of the 2012 population estimat e for a country to a “Without-AID S” scenario that reflects a hypothetica l population that would have resulted if the country had never been affected by an AIDS epidemic. The "missing population" is the difference between these two estimates. The U.S. state and subcounty population estimates are for 2012. SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, International Data Base, Population Estimates Program, and unpublished tables. Differences in mortality patterns by age and sex result in some populations more heavily impacted than others. Females represent more than half of the missing population in the selected countries, and 65 percent in Uganda.

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Missing populationexpressed as a

percentage of 2012 population

The missing population, expressed in tens of thousands:

Country(Population missing

due to AIDS)

Zambia

(1,613,779)

11.7

Tanzania(3,221,401)

6.9

Kenya(2,711,090)

6.3

Ethiopia(2,032,925)

2.2

Uganda(2,024,882)

6.0

Mozambique(1,339,214)

5.7

Liberia(37,064)

1.0

10,000 people missingdue to AIDS epidemic

More than the populationof Idaho

More than the population of Iowa

Nearly the populationof Nevada

Nearly the population ofNew Mexico

More than the population ofMaine

More than the population ofNew Mexico

About the population ofDefiance, OH

Male Female

Ghana(443,879)

1.8

Congo(Kinshasa)(1,069,338)

1.5

Angola(210,019)

1.2

About the population ofSpringfield, MO

More than the populationof Rhode Island

Nearly the population ofPrescott, AZ

Figure 2. Population Missing Due to HIV/AIDS Epidemics, by Sex: 2012Selected Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa

NOTE: This graph is derived from a comparison of the 2012 population estimate for a country to a “Without-AIDS” scenario that reflects a hypothetical population thatwould have resulted if the country had never been affected by an AIDS epidemic. The "missing population" is the difference between these two estimates. The U.S.state and subcounty population estimates are for 2012.

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, International Data Base, Population Estimates Program, and unpublished tables.

Differences in mortality patterns by age and sex result in some populations more heavily impacted than others. Females represent more than half of the

missing population in the selected countries, and 65 percent in Uganda.