While the current smartwatches and cellphones can readily track mobility and vital signs, a
new generation of wearable devices is rapidly develo** to enable users to monitor their …

Microneedle-based microdevices promise to expand the scope for delivery of vaccines and
therapeutic agents through the skin and withdrawing biofluids for point-of-care diagnostics …

Transdermal drug delivery offers a number of advantages for the patient, due not only its non-
invasive and convenient nature, but also factors such as avoidance of first pass metabolism …

Microneedles were first conceptualized for drug delivery many decades ago, but only
became the subject of significant research starting in the mid-1990's when microfabrication …

Microneedle (MNs) technology is a recent advancement in biomedical science across the
globe. The current limitations of drug delivery, like poor absorption, low bioavailability …

Microneedles have been used for the dermal and transdermal delivery of a broad range of
drugs, such as small molecular weight drugs, oligonucleotides, DNA, peptides, proteins and …

Microneedles (MNs) are micron-sized needles, typically< 2 mm in length, arranged either as
an array or as single needle. These MNs offer a minimally invasive approach to ocular drug …

Many promising therapeutic agents are limited by their inability to reach the systemic
circulation, due to the excellent barrier properties of biological membranes, such as the …

In this study, the super-short microneedles with a length of 70–80μm were fabricated using
silicon wet etching technology. As evident from the visual inspection of pierced human skin …

A microneedle is a three-dimensional (3D) micromechanical structure and has been in the
spotlight recently as a drug delivery system (DDS). Because a microneedle delivers the …