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Euri Solis, a devoted husband, father, and runner, faced a shocking diagnosis—non-small cell lung cancer caused by a rare ALK gene mutation. With the expert care of The University of Kansas Cancer Center team, innovative treatments, and hope, Euri now lives in remission. Watch his inspiring journey. #CancerSurvivor #Hope
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