Nanomedicine Breakthrough Technology Redefining Drug Delivery, Bioavailability in Oncology
The global oncology market is rapidly shifting toward smarter drug-delivery systems that enhance efficacy, reduce toxicity and improve patient outcomes.
Traditional oral or IV drugs often face poor bioavailability and limited tumor targeting, a major bottleneck in cancer treatment success.
Recent breakthroughs in nanomedicine are making headlines, as the FDA and global regulatory bodies increasingly endorse nanocarrier-based delivery for complex drugs.
This surge underscores a larger industry trend: the race to improve how drugs reach and act within the body.
Author's summary: Nanomedicine improves drug delivery in oncology.
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