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Science

Saigon Sentinel · Section

Science and research news — public-health science, climate, and technology research for general readers.

  1. Health

    Blood on the Ambulance: A Pre-Hospital Medical Revolution Saving Thousands of Lives — and Lessons for the Vietnamese-American Community

    Only 2% of the 15,000 emergency medical services (EMS) agencies across the United States currently have pre-hospital blood transfusion programs — but this number is growing at a rapid pace, and its implications could res…

  2. Health

    Reversing cellular aging: First human clinical trial launching soon — and why the Vietnamese-American community should pay attention

    For the first time in the history of biomedical science, a therapy with the potential to "rewind the biological clock" of cells — called partial reprogramming — will be tested on humans in 2026.…