Prostate cancer is the second-most-deadly cancer in American men; about one in 44 men will die from it. Zapata’s PSA level was 41.5; a normal PSA — prostate-specific antigen — level is under 1. I eat healthy, sleep well … Why me?”In addition to the prostate cancer, the MRI revealed a spot on Zapata’s right femur. “There wasn’t much information [about prostate cancer] in Spanish,” he explained. The facts on prostate cancerThe following information about prostate cancer is from the American Cancer Society:FrequencyIn 2025, an estimated 313,780 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed and 35,770 men will die from prostate cancer.