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Breast cancer (BC) is the second most prevalent cancer among women and can originate from the tubes, connective tissue, and lobules of the breast. The primary focus of this review is to highlight the significant advancement in the development of receptor-targeted nanotherapy for the management of metastatic breast cancer. These innovative systems directly target the specific cancer cell receptor to enhance the pre Read More

The greatest and most noticeable organ in the body is the skin. The stratum corneum, or top layer of skin, acts as a vital barrier to prevent skin penetration for many drugs. To overcome this barrier, numerous nanocarrier frameworks have been developed, which are important for the functioning of active agents. Vascular systems known as invasomes contain low levels of ethanol as well as terpenes or terpene combin Read More

In recent years, there have been exciting developments in improving how we deliver anaesthesia through the skin. Nanotechnology is a key player, using tiny particles to encapsulate and transport anaesthetic agents, ensuring a controlled and steady release. This helps overcome challenges like inconsistent absorption and short-lasting effects seen with traditional methods. Transdermal patches are gaining attention too; they rele Read More

The unveiled properties of a wide variety of engineered nano assembly materials, such as nanostructures and quantum dots groups in cell biology and physiology, reveal desired interactivity at a fundamental molecular level. The vast progress in therapeutic strategies developed for nanoscale measurement and manipulation, which have functional nanostructures for sensing and modulating, entails specific interactions with neu Read More

Liver diseases pose a significant global health concern, particularly prevalent in developing nations, often induced by chemical exposure and high drug doses. Hepatic toxicity not only affects liver function but also extends to adjacent tissues, leading to diminished overall body function and necessitating effective treatment strategies. Despite modern medical advancements, stimulating liver function, protecting against dama Read More