We re-visit a teen who's working to lose weight and get in shape with the free help from a personal trainer.  See how he's changed his lifestyle tonight on News 3.

The number of deaths linked to tainted batches of the blood thinning drug Heparin has tripled.

3D/4D Ultrasounds are a fairly new technology, allowing doctors and parents to see the baby's features and movements.  More and more expectant parents are deciding to get the "as close to live" view of their babies as possible.

Click here to hear more about why one couple decided they wanted to have a 3D/4D ultrasound to see their soon to be born daughter.

You can watch more video of the 3D/4D Ultrasound by clicking on this story.

Playing video games or working on the computer could cause a lot of problems with our posture.

The National Institute of Health says Americans die needlessly from heart attacks because so few people know how to use the defibrillators that got so much attention when they were installed.

A Hilton Head Island man shares his ordeal with breast cancer.

States in the Southeast rank among the country's worst on key indicators for children's well-being, according to a non-partisan children's organization.

After learning about the need for a new playground at Islands Elementary School, the owners of Tradewinds Homemade Ice Cream and Coffee decided to host Super Duper Celebrity Scooper night, donating all of the proceeds to the school.  Read more on how the community is giving back.

Two colleges in West Palm Beach say they're getting rid of the trays in the dining halls to cut back on waste and curtail overeating.

Gorton's voluntarily recalls packages of its "Crispy Battered Fish Fillets". Georgia and South Carolina are among the states where the products were distributed.

The Associated Press found trace amounts of prescription drugs in the water supplies of two dozen major metropolitan areas coast-to-coast.

A study reveals that a lot of the prescription pills Americans are popping—may wind up in our water.

About 300 people took part in the Walk for Life in Forsyth Park. It's an annual event and participants are helping the Union Mission show its commitment to ending HIV and AIDS.

Local family kicks off Shamrock Run, the race that helps save babies.

Breast Cancer patients swamped with bills they cannot pay.

A National Sleep Foundation survey of 1,000 people found participants average six hours and 40 minutes of sleep a night on weeknights, even though people estimated they'd need about 40 more minutes of sleep to be at their best. About one-third said they've had fallen asleep or become very sleepy at work in the past month.

For many Americans living with diabetes, getting sick could mean serious complications.

In 2004, lung cancer accounted for more deaths than breast, prostate and colon cancer combined. Doctors at St. Joseph's/Candler tell us the procedure to discover whether you have the disease can be painful, but a new technique is changing that.

Lawmakers will look for answers later today in the midst of the nation's largest beef recall.

The latests meat recall by the USDA affects Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools.

Several governors urged Congress Tuesday to revamp the way the federal government pays for State Children's Health Insurance Programs that help the working poor.

One out of ten people will develop some type of substance addiction in their life, that's according to a doctor at Memorial Health.

The nation has the flu, and we wanted to know why this year people are sicker than years past.

Here at WSAV, we've been telling you about the lack of and need for playground equipment at Islands Elementary School.  There's progress today and more help on the way.

The explosion at the Dixie Crystals Refinery and quick treatment of victims at Memorial Health demonstrates need of level 1 trauma center in Savannah.

Federal health officials say at least 82 youths have died from the so-called "choking game. The figures are the first government count of fatalities from the tragic fad.

School lunches aren't what we used to eat when we were children.  See how they changed and if they're healthier than what you could be packing your child.

Dr. Mullins at the burn center in Augusta gave us an update on the condition of the burn patients there from the Imperial Sugar plant explosion.