drug delivery

Proteins from intracellular pathogens can help expel drugs delivered by macrophages.

Targeted drug delivery using microneedle patches could help treat alopecia areata.

Avoiding skin cancer could be as easy as slathering on a gel that the body rapidly metabolizes.

Customizable hydrogels could make taking diabetes and cancer medications as well as other biologics easier for patients.

New research aims to make antibody drug delivery as precise and efficient as the antibodies themselves.

Researchers investigated the feasibility of microbiome-based drug delivery as a longer-lasting alternative to current topical formulations.

As an alternative to daily pills, a new RNAi drug could lower blood pressure with a twice-yearly injection.

With a star-shaped drug delivery platform that can stay in the stomach for a week or more, researchers hope to improve medication compliance and overall health.

Eye injections are the only way to treat diabetic retinopathy, but many refuse to get them. Now, eye drops and pills are on their way.

Bioengineers used a modular, step-by-step chemical technique to create algae that carry antibiotic payloads.