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.

Rivals come together for breast cancer awareness.

Trolley Company supports breast cancer survivor.

Tresses gone pink for a good cause.

Riding 220 miles to break the cycle of breast cancer.

Lowcountry cheerleaders pull out the pink to help fight breast cancer.

A splash of pink in the name of solidarity for health education.

Helping save lives one lid at a time.

A new community effort in the fight against breast cancer.

Local women’s fitness center opens its doors to the women of Savannah Mall for an inspiring event to raise awareness of breast cancer

Tanger Outlet Centers nationwide, are celebrating their 15th anniversary in the battle against breast cancer this September 17 – October 19, 2008.

Celebrating life while educating about breast cancer.

Looking your best during breast cancer treatment.

An evening dedicated to life , hope, and breast cancer awareness.

We invite you to join WSAV, St. Joseph's/Candler in participating in our free Buddy Check 3 program.
Choose a buddy and mark the third of each month on your calendar… that's today. Remind your buddy to do the breast self exam. If you find a lump - call your doctor. To join call 912-819-2277 or 1-866-SJC-2WIN.

Breast cancer researchers have uncovered important clues about how the disease behaves in younger women, and why it is so much deadlier for them.

In tonight's Buddy Check 3 report- A Savannah breast cancer survivor is giving part of herself to help generations to come.

Participants of this American Cancer Society project have a unique opportunity to reach people of various communities and share their stories of hope, survivorship and victory over breast cancer!

Behind the scenes with the doctors doctor.

It's easy to participate. You just choose a buddy, mark the third of the month on your calendar, and remind your buddy to do the breast self exam.

It’s an issue that crosses both medical and legal boundaries: new genetic tests can tell you whether you are predisposed to an illness. The fear is you could lose your insurance or your job because of it. Congress is poised to vote on a bill that addresses the problem, but not everyone agrees on the solution.

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

Breast Cancer patients swamped with bills they cannot pay.

Pushing breast cancer early detection for women in their 50 60’s, and 70’s.

Ever notice how fast time just zips by? You're enjoying life, but passing a potential problem off as nothing. A Savannah woman can relate to that. She has a message for all of us this new year—you can add more years to your life by investing attention and time into your health.