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A New Jersey community is searching for answers after the revelation that more than 100 brain tumor diagnoses may be linked to one high school. Al Lupiano, who has been living with a non-cancerous brain tumor, says he found more than 100 other people who have gone through the same thing as he, his wife and his sister. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports for Saturday TODAY.April 16, 2022
