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Abstract

Introduction: Nanotechnology is about employing materials and devices at a tiny scale, involving their design, creation, analysis, and use. In pharmaceutical sciences, nanotechnology involves the manipulation of materials at the nanoscale to create precise drug delivery systems that interact with biological systems at the molecular level.
Objective: Comprehensively collect and assess a wide array of published literature, studies, and research papers concerning the utilization of nanotechnology in advanced drug delivery systems within pharmaceutical sciences. To evaluate nanotechnology's role in enhancing drug solubility, absorption, and bioavailability, while addressing challenges like toxicity and scalability.
Methodology: The methodology involves a systematic review and meta-analysis of existing literature focusing on the application of nanotechnology in advanced drug delivery systems. The study will be conducted utilizing online databases, scholarly repositories, and scientific journals. Primary tools for this study will include sophisticated literature search engines [e.g., PubMed], academic databases, and inclusion/exclusion criteria to identify.
Result: The results aim to inform that these tools significantly improve drug targeting, enhance pharmacokinetics and bioavailability, and improve the effectiveness of treatments by precisely delivering therapeutics to specific biological targets but faces challenges in clinical translation.
Conclusion: Nanotechnology holds transformative potential for drug delivery, though scalability, regulatory hurdles, and long-term safety require further research. Despite their significance, the potential toxicity of various nanoparticles utilized in drug delivery systems remains a substantial concern. Hence, it's vital to identify and evaluate the toxic traits of these nanomaterials.