To help children with rare diseases, we must solve drug delivery
TL;DR - This Nature commentary argues that nanoparticle drug-delivery technologies could help make gene therapies viable for children with rare diseases and few treatment options.
- Effective delivery remains a central obstacle for pediatric gene therapy.
- Nanoparticles offer a potential mechanism for transporting therapies to target tissues.
- The provided excerpt does not specify particular nanoparticle designs, clinical results, or demonstrated efficacy.