製剤科学とバイオアベイラビリティのジャーナル

Using Injectable NanoGels to Target Precise Anticancer Drugs in Solid Tumours

Abstract

Brent Samimi

Cancer continues to be a formidable challenge in the realm of medical science, with solid tumors posing particular difficulties in treatment. These tumors are characterized by a dense microenvironment that can hinder the delivery of anticancer drugs to their intended targets. To address this challenge, scientists have been exploring innovative drug delivery systems, and one promising approach is the use of injectable Nanogels. Injectable Nanogels are a versatile and highly effective method for delivering anticancer drugs precisely to solid tumors, offering the potential for enhanced therapeutic outcomes while minimizing systemic side effects. In this article, we will explore the concept of injectable Nanogels, their unique advantages, and their applications in targeting solid tumors with anticancer drugs.