Collaboration to investigate nasal drug delivery using nanoparticle technology
A new partnership aims to improve blood-brain-barrier penetration in the nasal drug delivery route for certain Parkinson's therapies.
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A new partnership aims to improve blood-brain-barrier penetration in the nasal drug delivery route for certain Parkinson's therapies.
The FDA has given Fast Track Designation to NVX-CoV2373, Novavax’s COVID-19 vaccine candidate, created using recombinant nanoparticle technology.
The first-in-human clinical trial of nanoformed piroxicam will begin in late 2020, with results expected by mid-2021.
Researchers have shown that mucoadhesive buccal films containing simvastatin inclusion complex and drug mixed micelles can improve the drug's bioavailability.
The implanted biomaterial drug delivery system releases methylprednisolone and reduces inflammation, promoting central nervous system (CNS) repair.
An international team of researchers has used nanoparticles to deliver a drug – one that previously failed in clinical trials for pain – into specific compartments of nerve cells, dramatically increasing its ability to treat pain in mice and rats. Nikki Withers spoke to Nigel Bunnett to hear more about…
By attaching cyclic peptides to modified liposomes, researchers have created a potential form of drug delivery able to cross the blood-brain barrier.
A report states that three quarters of the roughly 230 nanopharmaceuticals in clinical development are for use as targeted cancer therapeutics.
Researchers have developed a new device, called a ‘spiral hydroporator’, which uses the power of a tiny fluid vortex to rapidly and efficiently deliver nanomaterials into cells.
Researchers have developed a new rubber-like material that they say has the potential to be used as a form of drug delivery due to its nanopores.
Scientists have developed an innovative nanocarrier that can selectively target and deliver a chemotherapy payload to cancer cells without adverse effects on healthy cells.
Scientists have developed a highly sensitive material that can analyse multiple environmental parameters simultaneously, which could be used in drug delivery.
Included in this in-depth focus are features on recombinant albumin as a versatile stabiliser and how nanobots will evolve as an effective drug delivery technique.
Mahfoozur Rahman and Sarwar Beg explain why we need to change tack from traditional formulation-driven development to a target-based approach in order to increase success with anticancer nanomedicine in the clinic.
In the future, venomous snakebites could be treated using nanoparticles to bind the venom toxins and prevent them from spreading around the body...