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Light-controlled nanoparticles enable on-demand drug delivery for chronic wounds
Researchers develop light-responsive silica nanoparticles that release antibacterial drugs on demand, offering a potential way to improve chronic wound treatment.
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Researchers develop light-responsive silica nanoparticles that release antibacterial drugs on demand, offering a potential way to improve chronic wound treatment.
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