Are you washing your hands well enough to kill H1N1 germs? You might be surprised. Chris Chan reports. 

H1N1 fears may squeeze vaccine supply. Brooke Hart reports. 

A top-ranking official of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says production of a vaccine for swine flu virus is behind schedule and people should take precautionary steps to prevent its spread.

A new study suggests that giving babies Tylenol to prevent fever when they get vaccinated may make the shots a little less effective.

At Willoughby South High School home games in northeast Ohio, 5th grader Erik Knotts gets to stand this close to the action.  Erik is a water boy, welcomed as part of the team.

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

The Senate Finance Committee will vote Tuesday on the health care reform package. NBC’s Brooke Hart reports. 

Mass vaccinations start next week, but some parents fear it may be too late. NBC’s Brooke Hart reports. 

New research shows more than half a million children every year have bad reactions or side effects from medicines that require medical treatment.
Children younger than age 5 are most commonly affected. Penicillin and other prescription antibiotics are among drugs causing the most problems.

College administrators around the country are facing a challenge in dealing with swine flu on campus.
Epidemiologists fear the pandemic could explode as the seasonal flu and swine flu both hit.

Will hand sanitizer help you avoid swine flu? NBC’s Kyle Iboshi reports. 

Usually when you lose a tooth, the Tooth Fairy will put a quarter or some chocolate under your pillow. If you have rich parents, you might even get a dollar. But for 60-year-old Sharron Thornton, losing a tooth meant gaining vision.

South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson says he will not be “muzzled” and will not issue a second apology on the House floor. Democrats in Congress say they will bring up possible sanctions for a vote this week if he doesn’t.  News 3’s Kim Gusby reports, it’s just the latest in a wild week for the South Carolina lawmaker.

During President Obama’s health care speech to Congress, South Carolina Congressm Joe Wilson shouted, “you lie”... igniting a new debate over political decorum and creating a fire storm of controversy that’s seemingly overshadowing the issues. News 3’s Kim Gusby tells us how an anti-Wilson rally in Beaufort today turned into a confrontation between both sides.

Health care remains the focus as lawmakers return from their summer break.