Abstract
Nano-technology has revolutionized the pharmaceutical industry, offering a plethora of tools and strategies for drug discovery and development. This review paper delves into the transformative role of nano-materials, particularly nano-particles, in enhancing therapeutic efficacy and overcoming limitations associated with conventional drug delivery systems. We explore how nano-technology facilitates targeted drug delivery, improving drug bio-availability and reducing undesirable side effects. Additionally, the review sheds light on the application of nano-technology in diagnostics and disease imaging, enabling earlier and more accurate disease detection. Furthermore, the paper discusses the ongoing research efforts in utilizing nano-particles for gene therapy and personalized medicine. We address the challenges and considerations surrounding the implementation of nano-technology in pharmaceuticals, including potential safety concerns and regulatory hurdles. Finally, the review concludes by emphasizing the immense potential of nano-technology in shaping the future of pharmaceutical research and development, paving the way for more effective and targeted therapies.
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