Cancer Nanotechnology Plan

The Cancer Nanotechnology Plan is a strategic effort to develop tiny, engineered materials called nanoparticles that specifically target and treat cancer cells. These nanomaterials can improve how we detect, diagnose, and deliver medicines, making treatments more precise and less harmful to healthy tissue. By harnessing nanotechnology, researchers aim to create advanced tools for early detection, more effective therapies, and reducing side effects. Overall, the plan seeks to transform cancer care by integrating nanotechnology innovations to improve patient outcomes.