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Influencer Learns He Has Stomach Cancer from Genetic Test After Daughter Dies in Utero: Her ‘DNA Saved My Life'
Sidney Raz, known for his popular 'Life Hacks' series, learned he had stomach cancer despite having no symptoms
Content creator Sidney Raz, known for his popular "Life Hacks" series, shared that he was diagnosed with stomach cancer despite not having any symptoms
The cancer was detected after he underwent genetic testing to learn more about why his daughter died in utero
He will now undergo a gastrectomy — the removal of his stomach
https://people.com/sidney-raz-stomach-cancer-genetic-testing-daughter-died-11711276
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Vaccine good. Spread the word and don’t listen to people that say it isn’t...
#vaccine #scientist #getvaccienated #covidvacccine #factsoverfeelings #scienceisreal
January 26, 2021
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this second dose is no joke....
#sickday #selfcare #vaccinationdone✔️ #vaccine
207w
April 21, 2021
https://www.instagram.com/sidneyraz/reel/CN8HzQtAcZV/
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taking a sick day…
#inmy30s #booster #sickday #selfcare #growthmindset #takecareofyourself
December 4, 2021
https://www.instagram.com/sidneyraz/reel/CXFBGNnoLqm/
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