New arthritis treatment? Smart gel responds to inflammation inside the body
A Cambridge University study introduces a "smart" gel that detects pH changes from inflammation or tumors. This material precisely releases drugs like painkillers only at diseased sites, offering safer, more targeted treatment for conditions such as arthritis and cancer. This innovative approach promises improved patient care with fewer side effects.
A Cambridge University study introduces a "smart" gel that detects pH changes from inflammation or tumors. This material precisely releases drugs like painkillers only at diseased sites, offering safer, more targeted treatment for conditions such as arthritis and cancer. This innovative approach promises improved patient care with fewer side effects.
