Nasal Drug Delivery Market

by Global Market Research Analyst

Many drugs cannot penetrate the blood-brain barrier to the extent that they can treat Central Nervous System (CNS) disorders. Most medicines and solutes cannot cross through the endothelial cells of blood capillaries supplying the brain because of tight junctions. Due to the intersections between the cells, capillary walls do not flow in bulk like other tissue. Nasal delivery or nasal spray is one approach to delivering drugs. There are significant differences in the nasal anatomy and physiology of different animal species and humans. It makes it very difficult to establish a direct correlation between them. The brain can be delivered more efficiently with various formulation approaches using mucoadhesives, absorption enhancers, and specialized reagents.

According to the market database, Nanopharm Ltd and Leyden Labs will develop products that may provide broad protection against respiratory viruses. Developing safe, effective formulations to target respiratory viruses is Nanopharm's expertise. As a result of this partnership, they can quickly bring product candidates to people in need of better protection against pandemics and seasonal outbreaks like those caused by influenza and Coronaviruses.

Biotechnology Company Titiana Life Sciences plans to advance Foralumab, an anti-CD3 human monoclonal antibody-based on Covid-19 research. According to the market database, Tiziana plans to conduct a phase 2 randomized, placebo-controlled trials in Brazil for moderate to severe hospitalized patients to test the drug in more compromised patients. It is suggested that abnormal immune responses may lead to pulmonary inflammation in patients. As a result, nasal treatment with Foralumab, to modulate the immune system and stimulate Regulatory T cells is a scientifically logical approach for the treatment of Covid-19.

Another immense discovery was when researchers at the University of York developed nasal spray treatment for Parkinson's patients. In conjunction with the drug levodopa, researchers have created a gel that adheres to tissue inside the nose, helping direct passage to the brain. The nasal gel, contains levodopa that could flow into the nose as a liquid, then rapidly transform into a thin layer of gel inside the nose.

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