THE APPLICATION OF NANOCHEMISTRY IN DRUG DELIVERY AND CANCER TREATMENT
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Nanochemistry, Drug Delivery, Cancer Treatment, Nanoparticles, Targeted Therapy, NanomedicineAbstract
Nanochemistry has emerged as a rapidly developing field that plays a significant role in modern medicine, particularly in drug delivery and cancer treatment. By manipulating materials at the nanoscale, nanochemistry enables the design of innovative drug delivery systems that improve therapeutic efficiency, enhance targeting accuracy, and reduce side effects. This article examines the application of nanochemistry in medicine, with a focus on drug delivery mechanisms and cancer therapy. The study highlights how nanochemical approaches contribute to more effective treatments and represent a promising direction in future healthcare.
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