Exhibit 3.

Bankruptcy Rates Per 1,000 Person-Years For Cancer Patients And Matched Group Without Cancer, Western Washington State, 1995–2009

Cancer type	Age (years)
	20–34		35–49		50–64		65–79		80–90
	Cancer	Control	Cancer	Control	Cancer	Control	Cancer	Control	Cancer	Control
Breast	13.95	3.23	7.98	3.03	4.95	2.27	2.12	0.96	1.29	0.48
Colorectal	11.71	1.96	9.27	2.24	5.55	2.10	2.90	0.87	1.13	0.61
Leuk/lymph	9.62	2.07	9.20	3.13	5.06	1.86	3.57	1.21	0.47	0.44
Lung	2.83	0.00	12.49	2.45	8.82	2.02	5.03	0.99	1.28	0.50
Melanoma	8.30	3.84	7.14	2.74	3.10	2.10	1.94	0.89	1.40	0.45
Prostate	—a	—a	6.49	2.52	3.47	1.71	2.44	0.87	0.65	0.82
Thyroid	11.37	3.92	9.05	2.06	6.01	2.91	4.05	1.83	0.00	0.00
Uterine	18.02	1.77	10.45	4.93	5.33	2.27	2.96	1.06	1.51	0.45
Other	9.53	3.33	9.19	2.46	6.45	2.04	2.88	1.03	0.62	0.58
All	10.06	3.15	8.55	2.75	5.01	2.04	2.76	0.98	0.94	0.57

SOURCE Authors’ analysis.

NOTES People in the group without cancer were matched to cancer patients by age, sex, and ZIP code of residence. The individual cancer types listed are those with the highest cumulative incidence of bankruptcy among all cancer types examined from the National Cancer Institute’s Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results Program (SEER). Leuk/lymph is leukemia/lymphoma.

^aIn our study, there were no instances of prostate cancer for men under the age of 35.