The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released alarming new information about US deaths from the novel coronavirus COVID-19.br According to UPI, more than 34 of Hispanic and Latin Americans who died from COVID-19 across the United States were younger than 65.br About 30 of black Americans who died from COVID-19 were also younger than 65.br That's compared to just over 13 of white Americans younger than 65 who died from the disease.br Overall, the agency said just over 20 of all COVID-19 deaths in the United States were adults under age 65. Of all deaths, 60 were males.br Of those under 65 who died, the most common underlying conditions were heart disease, diabetes, chronic liver disease, and chronic lung disease.