There is currently no solid evidence to suggest that SPTLC2-related pediatric ALS has a higher prevalence in any particular ethnic, racial, or geographic group. This condition is extremely rare, and due to its genetic nature, SPTLC2 mutations are likely present in all populations but are difficult to diagnose without targeted genetic screening. The incidence of ALS in general is higher in Caucasian populations in North America and Europe, but this does not directly correlate with SPTLC2-related ALS specifically. Ongoing research into ALS and genetic disorders will be important in uncovering any population-specific trends for SPTLC2-related pediatric ALS.