Results for tag: "Nano Chemotherapy"

Nano Chemotherapy is a form of nanotechnology-based cancer treatment that uses nanoscale particles to deliver drugs directly to cancer cells. This targeted approach reduces the amount of drugs needed and minimizes the side effects of traditional chemotherapy. Nano Chemotherapy is also used to improve the efficacy of existing cancer treatments, such as radiation therapy. The particles used in Nano Chemotherapy are typically made of polymers, lipids, or metals, and can be designed to target specific cancer cells. Nano Chemotherapy is an emerging field of nanotechnology, and is being studied for its potential to improve cancer treatment outcomes. Clinical trials are underway to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Nano Chemotherapy, and the results of these trials will help determine its future role in cancer treatment. Some companies in the Nano Chemotherapy market include NanoCarrier Co., Ltd., NanoTherics Ltd., and NanoViricides, Inc. Show Less Read more