Table.

Age-specific data for seven countries showing estimated all-cause deaths compared with COVID-19 deaths

		Population	All-cause deaths*		COVID-19 deaths†		COVID-19 deaths as percentage of all-cause deaths, %
			n	per 100 000	n	per 100 000
USA
	0–4 years	19 810 275	23 844	120·36	67	0·34	0·28%
	5–14 years	41 075 169	4990	12·15	67	0·16	1·34%
UK
	0–9 years	8 052 552	3793	47·10	7	0·09	0·19%
	10–19 years	7 528 144	1109	14·73	22	0·29	1·98%
Italy
	0–9 years	5 090 482	1569	30·83	8	0·16	0·51%
	10–19 years	5 768 874	772	13·38	10	0·17	1·30%
Germany
	0–9 years	7 588 635	2782	36·66	9	0·12	0·32%
	10–19 years	7 705 657	1249	16·21	4	0·05	0·32%
Spain
	0–9 years	4 370 858	1369	31·31	8	0·18	0·58%
	10–19 years	4 883 447	532	10·89	18	0·37	3·39%
France
	0–9 years	7 755 755	2916	37·60	7	0·09	0·24%
	10–19 years	8 328 988	1068	12·82	4	0·05	0·38%
South Korea
	0–9 years	4 148 654	1519	36·61	0	0·00	0
	10–19 years	4 940 455	814	16·48	0	0·00	0
Total		137 047 945	48 326	35·26	231	0·17	0·48%

The sources of these data are provided in the appendix (p 2).

^*Includes all deaths from approximately March 1, 2020, to Feb 1, 2021.

^†Includes all COVID-19 deaths reported from the start of the pandemic up to Feb 3, 2021 (USA), Jan 29, 2021 (UK), Jan 20, 2021 (Italy), Feb 9, 2021 (Germany), Feb 10, 2021 (Spain), Feb 11, 2021 (France), or Feb 3, 2021 (South Korea).