Therapeutic Advances In Human Health And Diseases (Original PDF From Publisher)

Therapeutic Advances In Human Health And Diseases (Original PDF From Publisher)

Written by Frank Columbus

The book contains essential and current information on the fundamentals to sophisticated therapeutic techniques against a range of

deadly illnesses, such as cancer, COVID-19, parasite- and vector-borne infections and mucormycosis.

The book contains a wealth of information regarding the use of target-based nanoencapsulated phytochemicals, advanced

personalized medicines and herbal nanomedicines against cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

As a result, it has significant implications for the field of cancer biology, which includes the pharmaceutical and life science industries.

Additionally, the suggested book would offer a solid foundation for outlining the intricate mechanisms underpinning disease

therapeutics as well as possible treatments to combat the current threat of drug resistance, particularly with regard to cancer.

Furthermore, the book will highlight current developments in the therapeutic application of molecular-mediated drug delivery and

nanocomposite films.

This book is unique in that it offers all relevant information, from fundamentals to cutting-edge nanotherapeutics, on a single

platform.

As a result, graduates of different universities around the world can use it as a valuable educational resource to understand the many

therapeutic applications against serious diseases.

This book is an excellent collection of detailed information about treatment developments on one platform.

The book is relevant to current demands and closely matches the UG, PG and Ph.D. programs given by universities worldwide that

include courses in life sciences, medicine, paramedicine and pharmacology.

The book’s diverse chapters will cover a range of topics, including pathophysiology, pathogenesis, and parasites.

They will also discuss the critical role that nanotechnology plays in drug discovery and the development of nano-biosensors for

coronavirus detection.

In addition, the book includes intriguing sections on the use of individualized pharmaceuticals in the future to treat coronavirus

induced mucormycosis in addition to corrective therapy approaches. A different chapter covers the various therapeutic developments

in treating serious human diseases, ranging from targeted drug delivery using nanotechnology to conventional, alternative and

integrative medicine.

Ultimately, the authors have illuminated the relationship between oncogenesis and cancer and have discovered a cooperative

therapeutic nanomedicine solution, opening the door to personalized medicine treatments for cancer.

With the development of more advanced technologies, such as next-generation sequencing and combinatorial chemistry high

throughput screening, it is now feasible to speculate that personalized medicine and nanotherapeutics may be the cure-all for a

number of terrible diseases, including cancer, as well as the solution to the growing threat of drug resistance.

We would like to express our gratitude to all of the contributing authors who helped us finish this book by working together as a team.

A special thank you to the publishing house’s editorial staff, who were always accessible to offer their insightful advice and support.

I would also like to express my gratitude to the entire Production Team.