Tiny biodegradable particles poke openings in skin to boost topical drug delivery
Phys.org • 11/6/2026
Summary
Tiny biodegradable particles have been developed to create openings in the skin, enhancing the delivery of topical medications. The skin's natural barrier effectively prevents substances from entering the body, which poses a challenge for delivering medicine directly to skin conditions.
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