Table 1. A summary of the reported MIS-C... | Rockefeller University Press

Table 1.

A summary of the reported MIS-C cases, with information about ethnicity^a

Location	Number of cases (M/F)	Ethnicity	Distribution of ethnic groups within the country concerned	References
England	58 (38/20)	38% Black	84.9% White British/all other white	Whittaker et al., 2020; Office for National Statistics, 2021
		31% Asian	8% Asian/Asian British
		21% White	3.5% Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
		10% Other	1.9% Other ethnicity
			1.8% Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
England	29 (20/9)	41% Caucasian		Felsenstein et al., 2020
		21% Southeast Asian
		17% Unknown or Multi-ethnic background
		14% African/Caribbean
		7% East Asian
England	25 (15/10)	40% White		Carter et al., 2020
		36% Black
		20% Asian
		4% Other
England	15 (11/4)	40% African/Afro-Caribbean		Ramcharan et al., 2020
		40% South Asian
		13% Mixed
		7% Other
France	16 (8/8)	62% Afro-Caribbean	Data not available	Pouletty et al., 2020
		25% European
		12% Middle Eastern
France	21 (9/12)	57% Sub-Saharan African/Afro-Caribbean		Toubiana et al., 2020b
		29% European
		10% Asian
		5% Middle Eastern
US	2,617^b (1,544/1,073)	35% Hispanic or Latino	60.1% White	US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2021; Kaiser Family Foundation, 2019
		31% Black, non-Hispanic	18.5% Hispanic
		25% White, non-Hispanic	12.2% Black
		4% Other	5.6% Asian
		3% Multiple	0.7% American Indian/Alaska Native
		2% Asian	0.2% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
		0% American Indian/Alaska Native	2.8% Multiple
		0% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

Location	Number of cases (M/F)	Ethnicity	Distribution of ethnic groups within the country concerned	References
England	58 (38/20)	38% Black	84.9% White British/all other white	Whittaker et al., 2020; Office for National Statistics, 2021
		31% Asian	8% Asian/Asian British
		21% White	3.5% Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
		10% Other	1.9% Other ethnicity
			1.8% Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
England	29 (20/9)	41% Caucasian		Felsenstein et al., 2020
		21% Southeast Asian
		17% Unknown or Multi-ethnic background
		14% African/Caribbean
		7% East Asian
England	25 (15/10)	40% White		Carter et al., 2020
		36% Black
		20% Asian
		4% Other
England	15 (11/4)	40% African/Afro-Caribbean		Ramcharan et al., 2020
		40% South Asian
		13% Mixed
		7% Other
France	16 (8/8)	62% Afro-Caribbean	Data not available	Pouletty et al., 2020
		25% European
		12% Middle Eastern
France	21 (9/12)	57% Sub-Saharan African/Afro-Caribbean		Toubiana et al., 2020b
		29% European
		10% Asian
		5% Middle Eastern
US	2,617^b (1,544/1,073)	35% Hispanic or Latino	60.1% White	US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2021; Kaiser Family Foundation, 2019
		31% Black, non-Hispanic	18.5% Hispanic
		25% White, non-Hispanic	12.2% Black
		4% Other	5.6% Asian
		3% Multiple	0.7% American Indian/Alaska Native
		2% Asian	0.2% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
		0% American Indian/Alaska Native	2.8% Multiple
		0% Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

F, female; M, male.

Only papers in English, reporting 15 patients or more, are included in this table.

198 of the 2,617 cases did not report race/ethnicity data. CDC data reported as of March 1, 2021.