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June 10: Trying to re-establish consumer confidence in vegetable and fruits, German officials have lifted an official warning for tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce, identifying sprouts as the most likely source of a deadly ecoli outbreak that has left at least 29 people dead.  NBC’s Andy Eckhardt ...

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June 10: The Arizona Republic’s E.J. Montini talks about his interview with Rep. Gabby Giffords’ Chief of State, Pia Carusone, about the congresswoman’s condition.

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June 10: Former Sen. Tim Wirth, who is the president of the United Nations Foundation and Better World Fund, explains whether a cure will be found soon.

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June 10: Model and actress Erica Annise discusses battling heart disease and encouraging others to seek treatment. KXAS’s Randy McIlwain reports.

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June 10: Ian Kerner, sex therapist, and Dr. Gail Saltz, psychiatrist, talk about how to spice up a relationship to avoid bedroom boredom.

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June 10: Madelyn Fernstrom, TODAY’s nutrition editor, talks about the small steps you can take to become a healthier you by understanding your eating habits.

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Easy steps to help you keep your focus when you’re groggy.

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June 10: Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, Charla Nash’s surgeon, explains her face transplant and her daughter, Brianna, talks about the improvement. NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports.

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June 9: Zoo officials put the animal down moments after it escapes an enclosure at the Minnesota Zoo. KARE’s Karla Hult reports.

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June 9: TODAY’s Natalie Morales talks about how she stays in touch with her kids when she's traveling for work and reflects on the women she most admires.

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June 9: Online cheating is “going on by the millions,” according to Internet addiction specialist David Greenfield. WVIT-TV’s Lauren Petty reports.

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June 8: A surgery that is growing in popularity uses a person’s own blood to erase wrinkles. NBC's Erika Edwards reports.

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June 8: Dateline’s hidden cameras reveal how kids react to what they think is real bullying. NBC’s Kate Snow reports ‘My Kid Would Never Bully’ on Sunday, June 12, at 7pm/6c.

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June 8: NBC’s Kate Snow goes behind-the-scenes of a Dateline hidden camera report on how kids react to what they think is real bullying. In this preview clip, it’s all about bullying boys. ‘My Kid Would Never Bully’ airs Sunday, June 12, at 7pm/6c.

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June 8: NBC’s Kate Snow goes behind-the-scenes of a Dateline hidden camera report on how kids react to what they think is real bullying. In this preview clip, it’s all about “mean girls”. ‘My Kid Would Never Bully’ airs Sunday, June 12, at 7pm/6c.

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June 7: A Florida man undergoes weight-loss surgery in an effort to save his sister from cancer. WTVJ’s Christina Hernandez reports.

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June 7: TODAY’s nutritionist Joy Bauer answers viewer questions about foods that will help keep your blood sugar in check and how to get picky eaters to choose healthy options when you’re on vacation.

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June 7: TODAY’s Amy Robach reports on the first annual Healthy Woman’s Forum, whose aim is to help busy moms learn how to juggle work, marriage and kids

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June 6: Real progress in the war on cancer. Hal Barron, Roche’s Chief Medical Officer and Dr. Lynn Schuchter, with the University of Pennsylvania discuss the breakthrough drugs that are helping people suffering from a deadly form of skin cancer.

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June 6: After 30 years of little progress in the battle against melanoma, one of the deadliest forms of skin cancer, two new drugs therapies offer hope. NBC News’ Tom Costello reports.