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	Pap Guidelines Altered Most women in their 20s can get a Pap smear every two years instead of every year, a major group of doctors for women says. Read the story and more about Pap tests and cervical cancer.


	Breast Problems in Men Full Commentary More Commentaries
	News Review From Harvard Medical School Trusted Harvard Medical School experts put today's health news stories in perspective and explain how issues affect you. CT Scans May Aid Chest Pain Treatment More News Review Articles
	New Mammogram Advice An influential group of experts says most women in their 40s should no longer get mammograms. Read the story, a Harvard news review, other reactions and more about breast cancer risk.
	Zetia Doesn't Trim Plaque In a study, the cholesterol drug Zetia did not shrink deposits in arteries, but slow-release niacin did. Read the story, earlier news about Zetia and more about controlling cholesterol.




	Track the Flu Use our map to track the spread of the flu. (Seasonal and H1N1/swine flu.)		Ask Our Experts Harvard Medical School doctors, pharmacists and other health professionals answer your questions. Submit a question.

	Quit Smoking Learn about the many health risks of smoking. Calculate how much cash you'll save by quitting. Start your new life today!

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