The prevalence of drug‐resistant bacterial infections has emerged as a grave threat to
clinical treatment and global human health, presenting one of the foremost challenges in …

As drug-resistant bacterial infections escalate and antimicrobial resources become
insufficient, new alternative therapies are critical. The emergence of nano drug delivery …

Chronic wounds have been confirmed as a vital health problem facing people in the global
population aging process. While significant progress has been achieved in the study of …

Low tissue oxygenation significantly impairs the effectiveness of cancer therapy and
promotes a more aggressive phenotype. Many strategies to improve tissue oxygenation …

The immune microenvironment is critical for the occurrence, progression, and treatment of
diseases. Ultrasound tissue engineering technology utilizes ultrasound and the principles of …

Dental caries as the predominant global oral disease, remains a critical public health issue
worldwide, particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged communities. Common caries …

Infected wounds pose a significant global health challenge due to the persistence of
bacterial biofilms and limited tissue self-repair. Nitric oxide (NO) functions as a potent …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a Gram-negative human pathogenic bacterium that has the
ability to form multicellular biofilm (BF) communities. Due to the presence of extracellular …

Ultrasound-mediated cavitation shows great promise for improving targeted drug delivery
across a range of clinical applications. Cavitation nuclei—sound-sensitive constructs that …

The presence of multi-drug resistant biofilms in chronic, persistent infections is a major
barrier to successful clinical outcomes of therapy. The production of an extracellular matrix is …