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Dr. Elisa Port, chief breast cancer surgeon at Mount Sinai in New York, separates fact from myth when it comes to the unique health challenges women face. Also, the inspiring story of a mother and daughter now living in their dream home and the cancer diagnosis that changed their lives. Plus, meditator and best-selling author Diego Perez shares advice from his new book, How to Love Better: The Path to Deeper Connection Through Growth, Kindness, and Compassion.

NBC News medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar breaks down new research suggesting health benefits beyond just weight loss with popular new weight-loss drugs. Also, Stanley Tucci joins to discuss his new film, ‘The Electric State,’ in which he plays a tech genius who saved the human race from a robot uprising. Plus, Chrissy Teigen stops by to catch up and talk about her new podcast, ‘Self-Conscious.’

The latest on President Trump’s agenda following recent announcements of new tariffs on countries around the world. Also, new details on the investigation into the missing college student in the Dominican Republic. Plus, NASA and SpaceX prepare to launch Crew-10 in one of the next steps to return the Starliner crew home. And an exclusive look at new discoveries uncovered 2,000 years after the eruption in Pompeii.

With spring break here and travel ramping up, NBC’s chief consumer investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen breaks down the latest travel requirements to know. Also, a closer look at how longtime beloved children’s brand Chuck E. Cheese is evolving for guests and kids in a whole new way. Plus, Iliza Shlesinger joins to discuss her new Prime Video stand-up special, ‘A Different Animal.’ And our Shop TODAY team shares a few products, ranging from fashion to fun, to better enjoy the outdoors.

NBC’s Morgan Chesky shines a light on sleep apnea—how millions suffer from it and may not even know—and the new treatment that’s changing lives. Also, Millie Bobby Brown stops by to discuss growing up famous, her new project, ‘The Electric State,’ and ‘Stranger Things’ memories. Plus, Glennon Doyle joins to talk about her new book, We Can Do Hard Things, a guidebook for life’s biggest questions.

Concerns about the economy grow as the impact of President Trump’s policies and tariffs continues to be felt. Also, the latest on negotiations as U.S. and Ukrainian officials meet to discuss a path to end the war with Russia. Plus, a closer look at controlling crowds and keeping travelers safe during spring break. And, an attorney for the Menendez brothers joins to share his reaction to the district attorney’s opposition to the resentencing request.

Lifestyle changes you can make to advance your brain health, and when to see a doctor about memory decline. Also, Jason Alexander discusses his role in the upcoming Netflix film ‘The Electric State.’ Plus, exclusive discounts on the winners of the ‘Good Housekeeping’ Bedding Awards. And, a deep dive into the unexpected things phones can do. 

Inside the frantic search for a college junior who vanished from their spring break trip to the Dominican Republic. Also, a rundown on products that claim to help users get their best sleep. Plus, Cate Blanchett discusses her role in the upcoming thriller, ‘Black Bag.’ And, Regina Hall talks about her new Hulu film, ‘O’Dessa.’

Multiple people injured after a small plane crashed into a suburban parking lot in Pennsylvania. Also, New York’s Long Island was struck by dangerous wildfires over the weekend and investigators are looking into whether arson may be to blame. Plus, economic uncertainty grows as President Trump signals more tariffs may be coming. And, the latest details on the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife.

Tom Hanks sits down with TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie to talk about the new nature documentary series that he narrates called “The Americas” that took half a decade and 180 expeditions to capture the footage. He also opens up about the SNL 50th Anniversary, the Los Angeles fires, and if he’d ever co-host with Savannah.

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