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International journal of nanomedicine2026ReviewDrug Delivery

1. Advanced Nanoemulsion Architectures for Precision Theranostics and Next-Generation Biomedical Translation

Chauhan A, Kamal R, Kumar M, Awasthi A, Kumar D, Choudhary N, Et Al.

Nanoemulsions (NEs) are kinetically stable, thermodynamically unstable colloidal systems composed of nanoscale oil and aqueous domains stabilized primarily by surfactants and, where required, co-surfactants. Their small droplet size, large interfacial area, and tunable physicochemical properties provide opportunities…

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