Pratibhatai Pawar college of Pharmacy Wadala mahadev shrirampur
Nanotechnology is being utilized in developing nations to aid in the treatment and prevention of diseases, thereby addressing healthcare concerns. Commonly referred to as nanomedicine, this field of medicine incorporates the principles and techniques of nanotechnology to combat various disease conditions. Ongoing efforts are being made to investigate novel treatments in order to tackle these difficulties. Hence, the focus lies on developing therapies that are scalable, efficient, and secure, while also being easily accessible to developing nations. Nanotechnology not only serves as a remarkable instrument for creating material structures that imitate biological ones, but it also offers the potential of delivering efficient systems. Since their initial introduction in the market, nanomedicines have undergone significant advancements and now exist in a multitude of forms such as dendrimers, nanocrystals, emulsions, liposomes, solid lipid nanoparticles, micelles, and polymeric nanoparticles. Therefore, nanomedicine has the potential to attain equivalent therapeutic outcomes with reduced dosages compared to traditional treatments, presenting remarkable solutions for a range of life-threatening illnesses. This review offers a current comprehension of nanomedicines in terms of their delivery and pharmacokinetics. It elucidates the procedure and benefits of the nanomedicines that have been approved by the FDA and EMA.
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