Nanomedicine in Practice: Targeted Delivery, Real Results

Nanomedicine promises precision—but only delivery turns promise into therapy. Nanomedicine in Practice: Targeted Delivery, Real Results focuses on how nanoscale materials are actually used to diagnose, treat, and monitor disease in real clinical settings.
This book takes a translational, medicine-first approach. It explores how nanoparticles are engineered to navigate the body, cross biological barriers, release drugs at the right location, and reduce side effects. Rather than emphasizing novelty, the book concentrates on what survives clinical testing, regulation, and patient variability.
Readers gain insight into why targeting is hard, how the immune system reshapes outcomes, and why delivery determines success more than payload. Case-driven discussion highlights oncology, inflammation, and infectious disease applications where nanomedicine has moved beyond theory.
This book examines:
• How nanoscale delivery improves therapeutic precision
• Why targeting fails without biological context
• How materials interact with cells and immune systems
• Where clinical constraints shape nanomedicine design
• What “real results” mean beyond the lab
This book is for clinicians, researchers, and biomedical engineers focused on impact, not hype. If medicine happens in the body—not the proposal—this book explains how nanomedicine works in practice.