Review of Nanomedicine
Journal: International Journal of Nano Studies & Technology (IJNST) (Vol.05, No. 01)Publication Date: 2016-05-13
Authors : Bharghava A; Cheung J; Eshaghian-Wilner MM; Lee W; Ravicz K; Schlesinger M; Shah Y; Uppal A;
Page : 100-101
Keywords : Nanomedicine; Molecular level; Cancerous cells; Nanoscale;
Abstract
The field of nanomedicine holds vast potential for the improvement of health care around the world and the coming nanomedical revolution will surely bring innovative solutions to many of the difficulties we currently encounter in the realm of patient treatment. Nanomedicine is a relatively new field for scientific inquiry. It is defined as the use of nanoscale devices or materials to diagnose and cure diseases by actively interacting at the molecular level within a cellular system. In the context of nanotechnology, the “molecular level” refers to structures less than 100 nanometers in diameter. Given the breadth of this definition of nanomedicine, it can be narrowed and made more applicable when only those devices or medicines designed to function on the nanoscale are considered.
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