You can now view current pediatric #COVID19 hospitalizations by state - remember these data only go back to last fall - no data at all for first 6 pandemic months.
Cumulative #COVID19 death data reveal that infants suffer the highest mortality rates, followed by 18-19 year olds, and 12-17 year olds. Children 1-11 years have the lowest death rates.
Finally, the majority of kids 12-17 years old remain NOT fully vaxxed against #COVID19. Darker = higher percent unvaxxed. Remember only full vaccination is protective against #DeltaVariant
❗ 09-SEPT-2021 UPDATE ❗ 2/6
Lowest #COVID19 death rate is in 2-year olds, with infants 17x more likely to die. Death rate in 19 year olds similar to infants.
Please be advised that the @CDCgov covid tracker trend data on #COVID19 by age in Texas are WRONG. CDC draws case data from their case line data file, and TX has reported age on only 3% of total cases.
SPECIAL NOTE ON TEXAS 2/9
CDC graphic is inadequately footnoted and does not disclose the very low case count behind their trend chart.
Their chart displays no new cases in TX in past 4 months!
@CDCgov should remove this highly inaccurate graphic from their website.
SPECIAL NOTE ON TEXAS 3/9
COVKID Project estimates child/teen cases in TX every week using total cases from TX dashboard, and % child/teen from Harris County. Thank you @hcphtx for doing the job your state health dept has neglected! 🙏🏽
We found that 🇺🇸children (younger than 18 years) were most likely (30.5%) and elders aged 64 to 74 years were least likely (10.4%) to die out of hospital or in the emergency department from #COVID19.