Cure8 research brief
Nanotechnology is being heavily explored as a way to improve drug targeting, control release, and reduce systemic toxicity in IBD — topics that could shape future treatment options and research priorities.
Researchers in nanomedicine and microbiome science; clinicians and translational researchers interested in novel drug-delivery approaches for IBD; research funders and policymakers.
The paper analyzed 959 publications to identify leading countries, institutions, authors, and keyword clusters in the field. It emphasizes translational challenges—biocompatibility, large-scale manufacture, and the need for interdisciplinary collaboration—and points to future directions like intelligent responsive nanosystems and personalized nanotechnology.
The review is descriptive (bibliometric), summarizing publication patterns and topic hotspots rather than reporting clinical trial outcomes.
This is a bibliometric analysis (review of publication patterns and hotspots) based on literature through 2024. It does not present new experimental or clinical trial results; clinical translation challenges are noted by the authors.
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Conflict statement: The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose.
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