Cambridge University develops smart gel for targeted arthritis and cancer treatment

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

A new smart gel developed at Cambridge University precisely releases medication at sites of inflammation or tumors. This innovative material detects pH changes associated with disease, delivering drugs like painkillers only where needed, reducing side effects. The reversible gel could offer continuous, localized relief for conditions like arthritis and cancer, potentially transforming treatment for millions.


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