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Description : Summary compiled by American Academy of Pediatrics from information publicly reported by 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU State-level report compiled by American Academy of Pediatrics is the best publicly available data on confirmed child COVID-19 cases in the United States. The American Academy of Pediatrics collected and shared all publicly available data from states on child COVID-19 cases.

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Children and COVID-19: State-Level Data Report as of 6/25/20 Summary compiled by American Academy of Pediatrics from information publicly reported by 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU
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Available Data for Children State-level reports are the best publicly available data on confirmed COVID-19 cases for children; detail varies substantially by state and by week This report summarizes what was available on 6/25/20 49 states, NYC, DC, Puerto Rico and Guam reported age distributions of confirmed COVID-19 cases 7 states provided age distribution of testing 20 states and NYC provided age distribution of hospitalizations 42 states and NYC provided age distribution of deaths Unknown: number of children infected but not tested and confirmed Texas reported age distribution for only 16% of all cases and is excluded from some figures Reporting age distribution of confirmed COVID-19 cases: Yes, provides age distribution of cases Only NYC reporting age distribution of cases Reporting age distribution for only 16% of cases Fig 1: States Reporting Age Distribution of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases as of 6/25/20 See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU
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Children and COVID-19 Summary of State-Level Data Provided in this Report: 6/25/20 See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU Data represent cumulative counts since states began reporting Detail and links to state data sources provided in Appendix Cumulative Number of Confirmed Cases 138,213 total confirmed child COVID-19 cases reported Children represented 6.7% (138,213/2,073,387) of all available confirmed cases Overall rate: 193 confirmed cases per 100,000 children in the population Change in Child Cases, 6/11 – 6/25 39,967 new child cases reported from 6/11-6/25 (98,246 to 138,213), a 41% increase in child cases Testing In 7 states reporting, children made up between 5.4%-11.0% of total state tests* Hospitalizations In 20 states and NYC, children were 0.6%-3.0% of total reported hospitalizations Mortality In 42 states and NYC, children were 0%-0.7% of all COVID-19 deaths; 23 states reported zero child deaths
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Fig 2. Cumulative Number of Confirmed COVID-19 Child Cases: 6/25/20 138,213 total confirmed child cases 9 states and NYC with 5,000+ child cases Half of US states reported 2,000+ child cases 4 states with fewer than 100 child cases See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU
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Children represented 6.7% (138,213/2,073,387) of all available confirmed cases 15 states reported 10% or more of cases were children NJ and NYC reported that less than 3% of cases were children Fig 3. Percent of Cumulative COVID-19 Cases that were Children: 6/25/20 See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU
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Calculated using child population estimates from 2018 American Community Survey (US Census) Overall rate: 193 confirmed child cases per 100,000 children in the population 27 states, NYC, and DC reported more than 150 confirmed cases per 100,000 children Fig 4. Cumulative Confirmed Cases per 100,000 Children: 6/25/20 See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU
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Fig 5. Total Confirmed Child Cases and Percent Increase from 6/11 - 6/25 A. Nine states and NYC with 5,000+ total child COVID-19 cases B. From 6/11-6/25, there were 39,967 new child cases reported (98,246 to 138,213; 41% increase), with nearly 8 out of 10 new child cases reported from states in the South and West A. Total Child COVID-19 Cases, 6/25 B. Percent Increase in Child COVID-19 Cases, 6/11-6/25 See detail in Appendix: Data from 49 states, NYC, DC, and PR 2000 4000 6000+ +
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Summary data across the 49 states, NYC, DC, PR, and GU reporting age distribution of confirmed COVID-19 cases; Data represent cumulative counts since states began reporting Appendix Table 1: Overall Data Available on 6/25/20
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Appendix Table 2: Overall Data from 4/16 – 6/25 * Unknown: number of children infected but not tested and confirmed
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Appendix Table 3A: State-Level COVID-19 Data Available on 6/25/20 Click state name to view original data source *As of 5/7, Alabama is reporting child cases as ages 0-24 (was previously reporting ages 0-18)
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Appendix Table 3B: State-Level COVID-19 Data Available on 6/25/20 Click state name to view original data source *Texas reporting age for only 16% of total confirmed cases
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Appendix Table 4: Child Testing Data Available on 6/25/20 COVID-19 Testing and Children * Positive rate = number of child cases / number of child tests ^ Note: Testing data represents the cumulative number of tests across all dates for which data is available
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Appendix Table 5: Child Hospitalization Data Available on 6/25/20 COVID-19-Associated Hospitalizations and Children * Hospitalization rate = number of child hospitalizations / number of child cases
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Appendix Table 6A: Child Mortality Data Available on 6/25/20 COVID-19-Associated Deaths and Children * Number of child deaths / number of child cases
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Appendix Table 6B: Child Mortality Data Available on 6/25/20 COVID-19-Associated Deaths and Children * Number of child deaths / number of child cases

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