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Smart Biomaterials in Drug Delivery Applications

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The controlled release of drugs is an essential aspect of drug delivery, ensuring optimal therapeutic effects while minimising side effects. Stimuli-responsive materials have emerged as a promising tool for develo** controlled-release drug delivery systems. These substances can react to alterations in the surroundings like light, pH, and temperature and can dispense drugs in a regulated manner. In this section, the focus is on recent progressions in materials that are reactive to stimuli, such as hydrogels, nanoparticles, and liposomes, and their utilisation in the transportation of drugs. The challenges of develo** stimuli-responsive drug delivery systems and potential strategies to overcome these obstacles are discussed. Overall, the development of stimuli-responsive materials has great potential in drug delivery, and further research is needed to exploit their capabilities fully.

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