Cancer is a brutal disease, not only physically but also financially. Eleven percent of all cancer patients cannot afford food and basic necessities due to treatment costs, and nearly one in four people with cancer will exhaust all savings as a result of treatment costs. This includes those with insurance. While cancer affects men and women of every age, race, ethnic background, and economic class, there is no question that the disease disproportionately impacts minority communities. As reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cancer death rates for men and women are...