Nanomedicine as a Potential Therapeutic Approach to COVID-19.

Kazi Sultanabanu Sayyad Liyakat

Abstract


A major contribution of nanotechnology has been the rapid and accurate diagnosis of COVID-19. The ability to work with matter at the nanoscale has led to the development of extremely sensitive and precise diagnostic tools, which have aided in the containment and management of the pandemic. Though we continue to face challenges, nanotechnology holds great promise for the medical field and offers hope for the fight against future epidemics. Using fifth generation biosensors for COVID-19 detection is a promising technology. They offer several advantages over traditional diagnostic methods, including portability, sensitivity, and the ability to simultaneously identify multiple biomarkers. Biosensors such as these have the potential to fundamentally alter the way we treat and diagnose diseases like COVID-19 with additional research and development in this field. Because of their rapid and accurate results, fifth-generation biosensors hold great potential for controlling and managing current and future pandemics. Additionally, the field of nanomedicine has demonstrated great promise in the fight against COVID-19. Its unique properties and targeted methodology make it a vital tool in the treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of this deadly virus. With further research and development, nanomedicine has the potential to reverse the current pandemic's trajectory and pave the way for more accurate and effective treatments for medical emergencies in the future. The use of nanotechnology in the treatment of COVID-19 has sparked a discussion about the benefits and drawbacks of nanotechnology. The technology's accessibility and safety are concerns despite its potential uses in targeted drug delivery, diagnostics, and vaccine development. Much like any new technology, extensive research and regulation are needed to fully utilize nanotechnology in the ongoing fight against pandemics. By cooperating, scientists, lawmakers, and other interested parties can ensure that COVID-19 is combated with nanotechnology in a morally and responsibly manner.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijan.v9i2.1038

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