[WATCH]: Insidermedicine In 60 - September 12, 2011`

From Boston - Long term NSAID use may be associated with raised risk of kidney cancer, according to a report published in the Archives of Internal Medicine. Studying over 125000 adults, researchers found that use of NSAIDs for 10 or more years resulted in a 3x increase in relative risk of developing renal cell cancer--the most common type of kidney cancer. From Manitoba - A new report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal finds that a significant amount of Canadians have metabolic syndrome. Researchers studied national health data covering 96% of the Canadian population. They found that 1 in 5 Canadians have metabolic syndrome, with 35% of the population suffering from abdominal obesity. And finally, from Virginia -

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