Nanomedicine and Nano technology in Health Care

Nano Pharmaceuticals

Nano Pharmaceuticals have the potential to detect illnesses at an earlier stage, and diagnostic submissions could build on existing nanoparticle-based treatments. The term "Nano pharmaceuticals" refers to a new discipline in which the dimensions of a drug particle or a Therapeutic delivery system are measured at the Nano scale. The effort of getting the appropriate dose of a certain active drug to a specific illness site is a long-standing concern in the pharmaceutical industry. Traditional therapies, which advise site-specific targeting of active drugs, have failed to solve this deficiency. Nano pharmaceuticals have immense potential in overcoming this failure. Nano pharmaceuticals' precise targeting decreases hazardous systemic side effects, resulting in improved patient compliance. In today's global economy, the pharmaceutical sector is under tremendous pressure to provide high-quality yields to patients while being profitable. As a result, pharmaceutical companies are developing new drugs.

Drug target detection and drug delivery can be improved or supplemented with nanotechnology. Nano pharmaceuticals reduce drug discovery, design, and development costs while also improving medication delivery. As a result, the success rate of research and development improves, allowing for the introduction of innovative, cost-effective products to the market sooner.