Published Paper Details:

High drug loading capacity, biocompatibility, and biodegradability are features of materials based on nanogels that are essential for the efficient design of a drug delivery system. Hydrogel nanogels are composed of hydrogel cross-linked with chains of hydrophilic polymers. This review paper aims to provide a succinct overview of the latest advancements in nanogel drug delivery systems, specifically with regard to drug loading and swelling from nanogels. The intricate webs of polymers provide a singular prospect in the domains of drug delivery at the crossroads of hydrogel production and nanoparticles. Natural, synthetic, or a combination of both types of nanogel both of them are highly tenable in terms of their dimensions, forms, surface functionalization, and mechanisms of degradation. Future clinical trials will prove nanogels suitability as a medication delivery carrier after further research. Research on nanogels, which are thought to be the next generation of delivery systems, is currently at the forefront.