RMIT University researchers said their recently published study had advanced nanomedicine's potential to treat conditions presently not curable, like motor neuron disease and dementia.
As specified in a Nanowerk report, the team's work explores "how nanoparticles would interact with cells in humans" and offers fundamental knowledge to help enhance nanomedicine and develop the next generation of personalized biomedical technologies.
The scientists explained that nanoparticles are opening the door to technologies that could enhance treatments and illness diagnosis for patients.
According to Dr. Aaron Elbourne, one of the study's leading researchers, nanoparticle technologies could eventually improve the delivery of drugs, cancer treatments, diagnosis of diseases, and antimicrobials.
