Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
Periodontitis
is
a
chronic
inflammatory
disease
caused
by
dental
plaque,
which
leads
to
tooth
loosening
and
shifting
or
even
loss.
Current
treatments,
including
mechanical
debridement
antibiotics,
often
fail
eradicate
recalcitrant
biofilms
mitigate
excessive
inflammation.
Moreover,
these
interventions
can
disrupt
the
oral
microbiome,
potentially
compromising
long-term
treatment
outcomes.
To
address
limitations,
an
injectable
nanoenzyme
hydrogel
composed
of
dopamine
(DA)-modified
hyaluronic
acid
(HA)
scaffold
graphdiyne-iron
(GDY-Fe)
complex,
named
GDY-Fe@HA-DA,
exhibits
excellent
tissue
adhesion,
self-healing,
antibacterial
properties,
biocompatibility.
Under
near-infrared
laser
irradiation,
GDY-Fe@HA-DA
effectively
eradicates
variety
pathogens,
Escherichia
coli,
Staphylococcus
aureus,
Porphyromonas
gingivalis,
through
synergistic
combination
chemodynamical
photothermal
therapies.
The
hydrogel's
efficacy
further
validated
in
both
bacterial-infected
skin
wounds
rat
periodontitis
models.
It
alleviates
environment
promotes
wound
healing
periodontal
recovery.
This
findings
highlight
potential
as
promising
therapeutic
material
for
other
injuries.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 26, 2025
The
integration
of
photodynamic
therapy
(PDT)
and
photothermal
(PTT)
offers
a
promising
strategy
for
enhancing
phototherapy
efficiency.
Herein,
we
present
dual-functional,
biocompatible
nanocomposite
system
combination
PDT/PTT
therapy.
utilizes
highly
nanoparticle
assembled
by
an
amphiphilic
short
peptide
with
the
assistance
Zn2+
as
carrier.
convertor
is
loaded
within
nanoparticle,
while
cationic
porphyrin
photosensitizer
on
surface.
water-soluble
(M8PzEOPP),
designed
eight
positive
charges,
provides
strong
electrostatic
interaction
stable
assembly
This
location-independent
effectively
maintains
optical
characteristics
both
convertor,
endowing
effective
properties.
exhibits
excellent
tumor-targeting
accumulation
behavior,
low
dark
toxicity,
robust
extracellular
biostability,
high
cell
internalization
Its
enhanced
performance
in
combinatorial
demonstrated
through
vitro
vivo
experiments.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Abstract
This
review
underscores
the
transformative
potential
of
photonic
nanomaterials
in
wearable
health
technologies,
driven
by
increasing
demands
for
personalized
monitoring.
Their
unique
optical
and
physical
properties
enable
rapid,
precise,
sensitive
real‐time
monitoring,
outperforming
conventional
electrical‐based
sensors.
Integrated
into
ultra‐thin,
flexible,
stretchable
formats,
these
materials
enhance
compatibility
with
human
body,
enabling
prolonged
wear,
improved
efficiency,
reduced
power
consumption.
A
comprehensive
exploration
is
provided
integration
devices,
addressing
material
selection,
light‐matter
interaction
principles,
device
assembly
strategies.
The
highlights
critical
elements
such
as
form
factors,
sensing
modalities,
data
communication,
representative
examples
skin
patches
contact
lenses.
These
devices
precise
monitoring
management
biomarkers
diseases
or
biological
responses.
Furthermore,
advancements
approaches
have
paved
way
continuum
care
systems
combining
multifunctional
sensors
therapeutic
drug
delivery
mechanisms.
To
overcome
existing
barriers,
this
outlines
strategies
design,
engineering,
system
integration,
machine
learning
to
inspire
innovation
accelerate
adoption
next‐generation
health,
showcasing
their
versatility
digital
applications.
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 6, 2025
The
microenvironment
of
diabetic
wounds
is
exceptionally
complex,
characterized
notably
by
persistent
bacterial
infections
and
the
excessive
production
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS).
Traditional
treatment
methods
often
fall
short
achieving
ideal
results.
Consequently,
there
an
urgent
need
to
develop
implement
more
advanced
efficient
strategies
effectively
address
complexity
recalcitrance
wounds.
This
study
pioneers
a
novel
approach
fabricating
silk
fibroin-based
nonwoven
dressing
(SF-Ag-HCA)
under
neutral
conditions,
integrating
silver
ions
with
dihydrocaffeic
acid-modified
fibroin.
Uniquely,
this
achieves
dual
functionality:
exceptional
antibacterial
efficacy
against
common
pathogens
(E.
coli,
S.
aureus,
P.
aeruginosa)
robust
ROS-scavenging
capabilities,
mitigating
oxidative
stress
promoting
immune
homeostasis.
SF-Ag-HCA
not
only
surpasses
conventional
materials
in
regulating
wound
but
also
accelerates
re-epithelialization
collagen
deposition.
Animal
studies
further
validate
its
superior
performance
healing
infected
compared
commercial
alternatives.
innovative
represents
significant
advancement
care,
offering
integrated,
cost-effective
solution
tailored
for
complex
chronic
management.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Abstract
Bacterial
keratitis
(BK)
is
a
type
of
corneal
inflammation
resulting
from
bacterial
infection
in
the
eye.
Although
nanozymes
have
been
explored
as
promising
materials
wound
healing,
currently
available
lack
sufficient
catalytic
activity
and
ability
to
penetrate
biofilms,
limiting
their
efficacy
against
treatment
BK.
To
remedy
this,
ZnFe
layered
double
hydroxide
(ZnFe‐LDH)
nanosheets
are
loaded
with
Cu
single‐atom
(Cu‐SAzymes)
aminated
dextran
(Dex‐NH
2
),
formation
nanozyme
DT‐ZnFe‐LDH@Cu,
which
possesses
peroxidase
(POD)‐,
oxidase
(OXD)‐,
catalase
(CAT)‐like
activities.
This
enables
generate
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
such
hydroxyl
radicals
(
•
OH),
superoxide
anion
radical
(O
•−
singlet
1
O
)
hydrogen
peroxide
(H
thereby
killing
bacteria
causing
infections.
The
surface
Dex‐NH
enabled
DT‐ZnFe‐LDH@Cu
biofilm
adsorb
onto
extracellular
polymeric
substances
(EPS)
produced
by
biofilm.
Additionally,
successfully
repaired
P.
aeruginosa
‐infected
injury
BK
rabbit
model
more
effectively
than
commercially
tobramycin
eye
drops.
was
enabled,
part,
reduce
promoting
polarization
pro‐inflammatory
macrophages
(M1)
anti‐inflammatory
(M2)
decrease
expression
α‐smooth
muscle
actin
(α‐SMA)
promote
healing
without
scar
formation.
study
provides
an
innovative
concept
for
holds
great
scientific
value
clinical
application
potential.
APL Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Bile
duct
injuries
remain
a
significant
clinical
challenge
following
hepatobiliary
surgeries.
Recently,
3D-printed
tubular
scaffolds
have
shown
promise
as
effective
solutions
for
bile
tissue
repair.
This
study
presents
novel
bi-layered
scaffold,
fabricated
using
advanced
three-dimensional
printing
technology.
The
inner
layer
of
this
scaffold
is
constructed
from
poly(ε-caprolactone)
methacrylate
(PCLMA),
which
imparts
high
mechanical
strength.
outer
composed
biocompatible
methacrylated
recombinant
type
I
collagen
(rColMA)
and
ε-poly(L-lysine)-methacrylamide
(EPLMA),
providing
excellent
antibacterial
properties.
In
addition,
encapsulated
interleukin-6-loaded
liposomes
(IL-6@Lip)
are
incorporated
into
the
to
further
promote
regeneration.
innovative
design
creates
an
optimal
microenvironment
growth
differentiation
bone
marrow
mesenchymal
stem
cells
(BMSCs)
duct-like
cells.
These
differentiated
contribute
regeneration,
evidenced
by
expression
key
markers,
including
CK7,
CK19,
AQP1,
AE2,
CX43.
rColMA/EPLMA/IL-6@Lip
hydrogel
in
significantly
enhances
BMSC
proliferation
their
epithelial
Furthermore,
vivo
experiments
show
that
PCLMA//rColMA/EPLMA/IL-6@Lip
does
not
induce
stasis.
novel,
pre-differentiated
active
offers
valuable
insights
regeneration
replacement
research.
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: March 9, 2025
Despite
the
availability
of
a
series
classical
antibiotic
drugs,
bacterial
infections
continue
to
represent
significant
and
urgent
threat
global
human
health.
The
emergence
drug-resistant
bacteria
slow
pace
development
have
rendered
current
treatment
methods
inadequate
in
meeting
clinical
demands
infections.
Consequently,
there
is
an
increasingly
vital
need
for
safe,
efficient,
alternative
novel
antimicrobial
agents
medical
healthcare
field.
Over
past
five
years,
has
been
notable
expansion
field
nanomedicine
with
regard
prevention
control
infectious
diseases.
objective
this
article
provide
comprehensive
review
latest
research
developments
metal
nanomaterials
therapy.
We
begin
by
delineating
gravity
infection
crisis,
subsequently
undertaking
examination
potential
mechanisms
through
which
nanoparticles
may
combat
specific
applications
these
diverse
In
conclusion,
we
eagerly
anticipate
future
directions
believe
that
continuous
technological
advancements
innovations,
will
make
even
more
outstanding
contributions
safeguarding
health
well-being.