The Past, Present and the Future of Drug delivery: An Empirical Study

Abstract

In India, drug delivery has advanced significantly since the country's early use of crude injections and oral tablets. In the past, creating medications for oral or intravenous administration was the main focus. This sparked the creation of several top-selling medications for the Indian market, including antacids and antibiotics.In the present, attention is being paid to the creation of more sophisticated drug delivery systems, such as transdermal patches, inhalers, and implants. This has led to the creation of more precise and efficient treatments as well as increased patient compliance and convenience.With a focus on personalized medicine and the use of cutting-edge drug delivery technologies like nanotechnology and gene therapy, India's drug delivery sector is predicted to grow and innovate in the future. The industry is prepared to meet this need because of the country's huge and diversified population, which has a substantial need for cost-effective and efficient drug delivery methods.Overall, India has a strong commitment to innovation and growth in the healthcare industry, with an emphasis on enhancing patient outcomes and accessibility. This commitment is seen in the history, present, and future of drug delivery