Next-generation vaccine delivery technologies are transforming immunization by offering more precise, stable, and accessible solutions beyond traditional injections. Innovations such as microneedle patches, lipid-based nanoparticles, oral tablets, and intranasal sprays are improving patient compliance and enabling targeted delivery to immune-responsive sites. These advanced systems often incorporate smart materials and controlled-release mechanisms, enhancing immune response while reducing the need for multiple doses. By minimizing cold chain dependence and simplifying administration, they hold particular promise for large-scale vaccination in low-resource settings. As global health challenges evolve, these technologies are redefining how vaccines are delivered, accelerating efforts to control infectious diseases more efficiently and equitably.
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