Nanotechnology-mediated precision drug delivery strategies for breast cancer treatment

Despite the use of therapeutic modalities such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, breast cancer remains a potentially fatal condition for humans. The primary problems with these treatments are their low efficacy and the inevitable side effects they do to the surrounding healthy tissues. The current study focuses on breast cancer, and recent developments in drug delivery methods and materials have shown significant promise in improving treatment outcomes and lowering side effects. The first part of this review looks at practical difference between precision medicine and precision targeting. Additionally, it describes breast cancer signaling pathways, highlighting the exciting potential of nanotechnology in cancer drug delivery using precision targeting – an approach closely linked to precision medicine.   We also go over how nanostructures can improve the way medications, genes, and immunotherapy are delivered in the treatment of breast cancer. Lastly, we discuss the difficulties and possibilities for the practical use of nanotechnology in the treatment of breast cancer while introducing products based on nanoparticles and clinical trials in this area.

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