We studied cardiac complications in young persons with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2. In a prospective cohort of 127 Military Health System beneficiaries 0-22 years old, 3.1% had cardiac abnormalities, all resolved within 6 months. Our findings support guidelines against routine cardiac screening in mild COVID-19 cases without cardiac symptoms.
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