The state of Florida has had 82,397 people 34 & under test positive for the coronavirus. Of that number, 28 have died. That’s a coronavirus death rate of .00034. They’ve had 144,210 54 and under test positive. That’s a .0016 death rate.
The reality is that death rate is far too high, however, because the number of people of these ages testing positive is, at best, 1/10th of the total. So you'd have to make the numbers one tenth of this. That means of 1.4 million 34 & under the death rate would be .0000194.
Couple of interesting graphs laying this out, which will receive almost no media attention, from @GovRonDeSantis briefing today. Here's the fatality data. 
Median age of infection in Florida presently is 36, but the most common age is 21. Meaning all the panic over case infections rising in Florida is mostly young people out at bars. Here's the age distribution chart of infection in Florida.
If you truly care about being informed, I'd encourage you to go check out the actual data from Florida as opposed to allowing the media to scare you to death. Here's @GovRonDeSantis's presentation today in PDF. flgov.com/wp-content/upl…
