1. Extracellular vesicles as biomimetic platforms for photo-assisted cancer therapy: evolution from synthetic nanocarriers to engineered therapeutic systems
Beaugé L, Ibarra Le
Photo-assisted therapies have emerged as promising strategies for cancer treatment by combining localized tumor ablation with the induction of systemic antitumor immune responses. Despite encouraging preclinical and clinical advances, their therapeutic efficacy remains limited by the unfavorable pharmacokinetics, poor tumor selectivity, restricted tissue penetration, and off-target toxicity of conventional photosensitizer formulations.
