Volume: 7 Issue: 2
Year: 2019, Page: 14-17,
The idea of nanoparticles, nanotechnology, and their applications to medicine could have emerged from the increase in the incidences of malignancies, due to the paucity of safe and effective anti-cancer drugs, and lack of sensitive diagnostic tools. Also, because there is an increase in the treatment failures due to the emergence of multi-drug resistant microbial infections, the medical, scientific and the research fraternity had started to look for better and efficient alternatives in the form of nanotechnology. The nanotechnology has a wide spectrum of applications including the fields of engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy. The nanoparticles have a wide array of applications in the field of medicine that includes but not limited to preparation of pharmaceutical drugs and drug delivery vehicles, improve diagnostic capabilities, and regenerative medicine.
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