ROLE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY IN MEDICINE: AN OVERVIEW

Abstract

In the medical field, nanotechnology is widely used as nanomedicine. Certain types of nanoparticles may find use in tissue engineering, pharmaceuticals, targeted medications, biomedical implants, new diagnostic tools, imaging, and techniques. Today, high-toxicity medicines, such chemotherapy drugs for cancer, can be provided with greater safety because to nanotechnology. Additionally, wearable technology can identify real-world infections, cancer cell states, and significant changes in vital signs. Because technology is at the root of the issue, we expect these technologies will give physicians far better direct access to vital information on the causes of changes in the indicators of health or illness. Artificial intelligence and predictive analytics can be applied to biomedicine to treat patients. Relevant publications on nanotechnology in the medical field are found and examined for this study on ResearchGate, Google Scholar, Scopus, and other research platforms. The paper talks about the various kinds of nanoparticles that are employed in medicine. Applications of nanotechnology in medicine are covered in this essay. There is also a briefing on the class, features, and attributes of nanotechnology for medicine. It will take cooperation between scientists, governments, civil society organizations, and the general public from all sectors to evaluate the importance of nanotechnology and direct its development in many domains Numerous potential applications of nanotechnology in the medical field are being investigated at this time. Consequently, the study offers a succinct and well-structured report on nanotechnology that should be helpful to scientists, engineers, and researchers in the future.