At a Glance: Some people use these kits to find out more about their families or potential health problems or maybe just for fun to see what it ... CBS 2's Mai Martinez, who is of Cuban-Vietnamese heritage, had a few surprises when she tried three products.
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Some people use these kits to find out more about their families or potential health problems or maybe just for fun to see what it ... CBS 2's Mai Martinez, who is of Cuban-Vietnamese heritage, had a few surprises when she tried three products.
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- CBS 2's Mai Martinez, who is of Cuban-Vietnamese heritage, had a few surprises when she tried three products.
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