Radiologists are responsible for reading your mammogram, but its not as simple as you may think.

Many women put off getting mammograms because they can’t afford to pay for the procedure, they don’t have insurance or their insurance won’t cover it.  News 3’s Randi Hempel tells you about a program at the Anderson Cancer Institute that can help.  There’s also a community event you can participate in to remember a neighbor who passed away from cancer all while raising money to help others.

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.

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

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

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.

Nationwide Tour Stops In Savannah To Make Memories.

The All girls school raised money for the fight against breast cancer.

Today is the beginning of National Breast Cancer Awareness month.  The Pink Message is serious. 

This is a day of celebration for Connie and Chris Helton.  Labor was induced this morning.

A Savannah couple preparing for their twins to be born are on a journey they never expected.  They’re dealing with a breast cancer diagnosis.

More than 192,000 cases of breast cancer expected in women this year according to The American Cancer Society.  British scientists believe they’ve made a breakthrough in halting the growth and spread of tumors.

The Telfair Breast Care Center at St. Joseph’s Candler offers digital mammography imaging.

A new sign of support against the most common cancer to affect women.  Founders Club contributes to help save lives.

A recent college graduate is getting over a health scare she never anticipated.
Thankfully she was able to lean on her employer for support.
   

In these tough economic times more women are in need of mammogram assistance. For some, this is the first time they’ve had to worry about paying.  News Three’s Tina Tyus Shaw shares what’s being done to help in a Buddy Check 3 report.

Putting off taking care of your own health can backfire. And that’s especially true when it comes to your breast health.  One Savannah woman hopes her story will help others understand that procrastination can cause fear. Tina Tyus-Shaw introduces us in tonight’s Buddy Check 3 report.

One Savannah woman hopes her story will help others understand that procrastination can cause fear. Tina Tyus-Shaw introduces us in tonight's Buddy Check 3 report.

It's a bright and shining symbol of hope and love, and an early beginning to the holiday season.

It’s a wrap for an amazing breast cancer event.

Getting in the spirit of Pinkoween for survivorship.

A celebration of hope and life.

Bulloch Academy shows support for breast cancer research.