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Today on CNN10: We learn how a landmark study has helped drastically reduce the occurrence of peanut allergies in children. Then, we'll get an update on NASA's race to return to the moon with the historic Artemis missions. Plus, we'll dig into the archives to see how the iPod -- which was announced 24 years ago today -- changed the tech world forever. All this and more on today's CNN10!
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