Actor Gary Sinise's son dead following battle with rare form of cancer
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Gary Sinise's son, McCanna 'Mac' Sinise has died from a rare form of cancer.
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In a statement, the foundation said that on August 8, 2018, Mac was diagnosed with a very rare cancer called Chordoma. She is a native of Massachusetts and is based in Orlando, Florida.
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