NanoMedicines Innovation Network

NMIN researchers played material roles in the development of five of the 13 nanomedicines approved for systemic use by US FDA, Health Canada, and European EMA regulatory agencies, and they have established a vibrant nanomedicines R&D industry in Canada, consisting of over 20 companies with over 500 employees. These achievements allow Canada to claim the best record, worldwide, for the development of clinically approved nanomedicines. Nanomedicines will deliver drugs, such as anticancer drugs, mo

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NMIN researchers played material roles in the development of five of the 13 nanomedicines approved for systemic use by US FDA, Health Canada, and European EMA regulatory agencies, and they have established a vibrant nanomedicines R&D industry in Canada, consisting of over 20 companies with over 500 employees. These achievements allow Canada to claim the best record, worldwide, for the development of clinically approved nanomedicines. Nanomedicines will deliver drugs, such as anticancer drugs, mo

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