3D Printing Breakthrough Enables Personalized Multi-Drug Tablets
University of Nottingham researchers develop a method to print customizable pills that release medications at controlled rates.
- New technique uses Multi-Material InkJet 3D Printing to create tablets with tailored drug release profiles.
- Innovative ink formulation reacts to ultraviolet light, forming water-soluble structures within the tablets.
- Method simplifies complex medication regimens by combining multiple drugs into a single pill.
- Technology shows promise for treating diseases requiring precise timing and dosage of medications.
- Researchers aim to expand the range of materials and drugs that can be used with this printing method.