Tag: drug delivery
Biotech startup Exsure raises Rs 3 crore in seed round led...
The funds raised will be used to complete the milestones of non-clinical study with its Exosome-based drug delivery vehicle and will also support Exsure’s global expansion
Pharmapack Predictions 2025: the Good the Bad and…. the Donald 2.0
Biologic approvals, drug delivery advancements, GLP-1 generics and the long-sought funding return to drive a record year in 2025
CPHI Pharma Awards 2024 recognize leaders and innovations in the pharma...
Fourteen categories celebrate groundbreaking achievements and introduce new honors for emerging leaders
ARI develops polymeric nanoparticle drug delivery method for fungal infections
Agharkar Research Institute's new approach uses Nikkomycin-loaded nanoparticles to combat fungal infections with minimal side effects
‘Time bomb’ liquid marbles with Nanoclay for controlled drug delivery
The IIT Guwahati team has designed a non-sticking, non- wetting liquid marble that floats in water and release its contents in a pre-programmed time
Scientists find a new nano-drug delivery route for chemotherapy
Scientists have been looking for nanotechnology-based localised drug delivery systems to target cancer cells alone and minimise side effects. The latest development is a great step forward ....................
A nail polish that helps fight infection too!
Researchers from the Delhi-based Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research have now developed a novel translucent nail lacquer fortified with an antifungal drug to treat onychomycosis..................
New graphene-based material developed for medical implants
Indian scientists have developed a new material for biomedical applications by combining a graphene-based nanomaterial with Hydroxyapatite (HAp), a commonly used bioceramic in implants.................
New method for controlled-release makes cancer drugs less toxic
Researchers have developed a superstructure of cyclodextrin and polyurethane polymer that acts as a drug depot and releases a drug in a slow and controlled manner, increasing its efficiency...............
Microneedle-based system can take pain away from vaccinations
Microneedle patch technology could offer economic and manufacturing advantages besides reducing the cost of vaccination since self-administration can eliminate the need of health workers for vaccination..................