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As the delta variant continues to spread, child COVID-19 cases are up, data from the American Academy of Pediatrics shows.
Nearly 204,000 cases were added for the week ending Aug. 26, which accounted for 22.4 percent of all newly reported cases that week. Since the pandemic began, nearly 4.8 million children have been infected.
Here is a list of cumulative COVID-19 case counts among children since states began reporting the data through Aug. 26, as reported by the American Academy of Pediatrics. The percentage of child infections relative to each state's total number of reported cases is also presented.
- Texas
Cumulative child cases: 7,754
Percentage of total cases: 7.8% *Texas reported age for only 3% of total confirmed cases.
