World Journal of
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

NOVEL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM: AN ADVANCE APPROACH OF DRUG DELIVERY

Bhagwat N. Poul, Vikas Ashokrao Kokare, Anil Kumar, Suhas Narayan Sakarkar, Neha Laxane, Anamika Singh, Amit Sureshrao Sontakke, Yash Dhubkaria and Gourab Saha*

ABSTRACT

The term "novel drug delivery system" (NDDS) describes methods, compositions, apparatus, and systems for
delivering a medicinal substance throughout the body as required to safely provide the intended therapeutic effects.
The Novel Drug Delivery System (NDDS) combines advanced techniques with a standard drug delivery system to
administer drugs in a different way. Compared to traditional dose forms, NDDS are a considerably superior new
dosage form. The development of an existing therapeutic molecule from a traditional form to a unique delivery
method can greatly increase its performance in terms of patient conformity, safety, and effectiveness. Different
strategies, such as medical equipment or drug equipment combination products, are used in novel drug delivery
systems. Developing such delivery methods is primarily done to reduce medication loss and degradation, avoid
negative side effects, and boost bioavailability. Novel medication delivery methods are devised based on biological
and physical principles. The controlled drug delivery system or physical mechanism encompasses the processes of
erosion, diffusion, osmosis, and dissolution. Gene therapy, liposomes, nanoparticles, and monoclonal antibodies
are examples of biochemical mechanisms.

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