Winter Storm Warning: An Arctic cold wave and a fast-moving winter storm are forcing Winter Weather Advisories and Cold Weather Advisories across the Red River Valley, and the National Weather Service warns of wind chill values that could approach −40°F (−40.0°C) in spots. If you live, work or travel through Fargo, this explainer tells you … Read more
Quentin Tarantino vs. Paul Dano: Quentin Tarantino’s recent podcast comments calling Paul Dano “weak sauce” over his role in There Will Be Blood set off a wave of reaction across movie Twitter and trades.The remark landed during Tarantino’s appearance on the Bret Easton Ellis podcast and quickly became top entertainment news. The quote and the … Read more
Shredded Cheese Recalled: A large, multi-brand shredded cheese recall has swept major retailers this week after inspections found possible contamination with metal fragments.Retailers affected include major chains where the private-label cheeses were stocked. Separately, health regulators also flagged other cheese recalls this month for Listeria concerns, so it’s a wide-reaching moment for shoppers to double-check … Read more
Why Cancer Rates In Midwest Are Higher: multiple, overlapping causes — environmental exposures (radon, pesticides, PFAS), higher adult obesity and tobacco prevalence in parts of the region, occupational risks from manufacturing/agriculture, and structural factors such as rural health-care access and socio-economic disparities — help explain why many Midwestern states show some of the nation’s highest … Read more
Fixing Health Inequities and Access to Care : This TrenBuzz feature explains — step by step — why health inequities and uneven access to care remain among America’s most urgent problems in October 2025, how they show up in real communities (maternal health deserts, mental-health black spots, rural hospital closures), what the latest data and … Read more
Public Health System Broke and How to Fix It: This long-form TrenBuzz explainer walks readers through what’s actually happening to the United States public-health system in October 2025 — leadership shakeups at agencies, deep workforce shortages, funding volatility and the immediate consequences (from weakened outbreak detection to interrupted community services). It explains the problems in … Read more
Tylenol Autism: Short version for busy readers: In September 2025 a political and public-health storm erupted after reports that the White House — with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. playing a central role and with comments from President Donald Trump — planned to publicly link prenatal use of acetaminophen (brand name Tylenol) to an … Read more
Lymphoma Awareness Day—cancers that begin in the lymphatic system—are one of the most common types of blood cancer worldwide. Every year the global community marks World Lymphoma Awareness Day to raise understanding of symptoms, improve early detection, and push for better patient support and research. This guide explains why the day exists, when it’s observed, … Read more
PCOS symptoms: PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome), menstrual disorders (irregular, heavy, absent periods), and fertility concerns are among the top reasons women seek medical care in their reproductive years. This guide explains common signs, when to seek testing, how doctors diagnose PCOS and menstrual problems, up-to-date prevalence and fertility figures, and simple—clinically supported—steps you can take … Read more
Clear, practical, and country-aware advice for pet parents who want to keep dogs and cats parasite-free — with DIY tips, when to call the vet, and official resources. Top 10 Parasites That Trouble Pets: Keeping pets healthy means preventing more than just bad diets and injuries — parasites are a leading cause of illness in … Read more