All month long we’ve been observing Breast Cancer Awareness.
Bringing you the stories of survivors and showing the numerous efforts being made to find a cure. Tonight News Three’s Alice Massimi has the story of one woman diagnosed with the disease who says laughter is the best medicine.

Dr. Melanie Helmken says she knew she had breast cancer before she was diagnosed.

A huge push for people to make their breast health a top priority.

Women get greetings from Soldiers for putting their health first.

First Lieutenant Andrea Graham was diagnosed with breast cancer in August.  She says her fellow soldiers in The 260th Quartermaster Battalion have supported her through the journey.

Members of the 260th Quartermaster Battalion are running this morning in Savannah support breast cancer

Hunter Army Airfield’s 260th Quatermaster Battalion preparing for a fight of a different kind.

YMCA spin classes are doing more than working up a sweat in their class, they’re also raising money and awareness for breast cancer.

A Savannah Obstetrician gives clears answers about the H1N1 Vaccine.

Latest weekly report from the CDC indicates increased rates nationwide.

The battle heats up between the health care industry and opponents of reform. Brooke Hart reports. 

Children under 10 now need more than one dose of H1N1 vaccine to build their immune system.

A Voice and Face of Breast Cancer Survivorship shares her story.

Before drivers hit the road they’re getting a lesson that could save lives.

Tybee Island neighbors have banded together in an effort to raise awareness for early cancer screenings.  It’s in memory of their friend, Joyce Harrison.  You can help raise money and awareness by participating in the 3rd annual Joyce Harrison memorial poker run.

Health officials want parents to be on the lookout for signs that a case of the Swine Flu has become life-threatening.

Swine flu and kids: Heed warning signs, MDs say.

The trailer otherwise known as the “Komen on the Go” trailer spent the morning at Savannah State University.

H1N1 concerns prompt Georgia church to change communion procedure and forgo shaking hands. Jennifer Leslie reports. 

Funny physicians hope laughter helps sick children get better. Nesita Kwan reports

October 27th is about raising awareness and increasing the number of mammograms by encouraging you to get screened.

Hairstylists doing what they do best, but only this time they’re doing it with a streak of pink.

Memorial University Medical Center is modifying some of its visitation policies to protect patients, visitors, and employeesrs during flu season.

The first shipment of the vaccine for the H1N1 (swine) flu has arrived at the Chatham County Health Department.  Department officials say there’s a very limited supply. 

Concern about how the health care debate will impact women fighting breast cancer.

Experts warn of swine flu dangers on the football field. Omar Villafranca reports. 

More kids diagnosed with autism. But why? Leanne Gregg reports. 

Spas offer range of services, but how do you know if they’re safe? Diana Gonzalez reports. 

Nationwide Tour Stops In Savannah To Make Memories.

There’s a lot of confusion over just how big a deal H1N1 or swine flu really is.