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Corrigendum to: Recent Update on Nanoparticles Based Approaches for Management of Cancer: Wave from Traditional to Advanced Technology.

Created on 13 Nov 2026

Authors

Abhishek Sharma, Mridul Modgil, Gaurav Joshi, Preeti Bisht

Published in

Current cancer drug targets. Nov 10, 2026. Epub Nov 10, 2026.

Abstract

Following publication of the article entitled "Recent Update on Nanoparticles Based Approaches for Management of Cancer: Wave from Traditional to Advanced Technology" [1], certain phrases and expressions were identified that were unclear or inconsistent with established scientific terminology. To ensure the accuracy and clarity of the published record, these expressions have been corrected using appropriate terminology that more accurately conveys the intended scientific meaning. These corrections are limited to the wording and terminology of the affected passages and do not alter the data, results, scientific interpretations, or conclusions of the article. The specific corrections are provided below: Section 2, Paragraph 1 Original text: 2. CLASSIFICATION / ANATOMY OF CANCER At the simplest level illness or malignant growth cells are the cells that have lost the ability to follow the ordinary control that the body applies to all the cells--- …Explicitly disease is a dangerous growth and it is called Malignant because in addition to the fact that it attacks nearby organs, it can spread to different tissues that can live [11]… …Malignant growth can happen in any part of the body since there are cells wherever in the body. In Women one of the most widely recognized malignant growths is bosom disease and in men is prostate malignant growth [12]… …Malignant growth that happens in one individual is considerably different than the disease that has happened in another individual, very much like those people are unique. …So bosom cancer or long growth in one individual will be different from the other individual experiencing a similar growth Figs. (1-2) [13]. 2. CLASSIFICATION / ANATOMY OF CANCER In the simplest term, cancer cells are the cells that have lost the ability to follow the normal control mechanisms that the body applies to all cells. …Cancer is characterized by uncontrolled cell growth and is considered malignant because, in addition to invading nearby tissue, it has the potential to spread to distinct organs [11]… … Cancer can develop in any part of the body since cells are present in every part of the body. In women, breast cancer is one of the most widely recognized cancers, whereas prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men [12]… …Cancer that develops in one individual can differ considerably from the cancer that develops in another individual, much like the individuals differs from one another. Therefore, breast cancer and lung cancer progression may vary between individuals, even among those with similar tumors (Figs. 1-2) [13]. Section 3, Paragraph 6 Original text: 3.6. Leukemia …"White Blood Cancer," this is the most common hematologic cancer and affects a great number of people… Corrected text: 3.6. Leukemia …Leukemia is a heterogeneous group of hematologic malignancies that affects all age group of individuals worldwide… Original text: 4. CANCER TREATMENT Malignant growth therapy is an exceptionally intricate cycle disease that resembles more than two hundred unique disease… …There might be a slight variety in the malignant growth cells that are available in the body… …Decrease treatment gives an X-beam to kill individual cells and the chemotherapy gives a substance that can kill those single cells [31]… 4. CANCER TREATMENT Cancer treatment is an exceptionally difficult process because cancer comprises more than two hundred distinct types of malignancies… …There may be slight variations among the cancer cells that are available in the body… …The radiation therapy uses high energy rays to kill individual cancer cells whereas, the chemotherapy uses the drugs that can destroy cancer cells [31]… Original text: 5.2.3. Gold Nanoparticles …These gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) are planned so that they go and tie with the malignant growth cells… …The gold-stacked malignant growth cells are designated utilizing a low-power laser light which warms gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and oblite rates the disease cells… Corrected text: 5.2.3. Gold Nanoparticles …These gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) are planned so that they go and tie with the cancer cells… …The AuNPs embedded within cancer cells generate heat in response to exogenously applied low power laser light, enabling highly selective cancer treatment… Section, Figure 4. Original text: Fig. (4). Various nanomedicine for cancer targeting, illustrating different types such as liposomes, metal/non-metal, polymeric-based mis-calls. Corrected text: Fig. (4). Various nanoparticles for cancer targeting, illustrating different types such as liposomes, metal/non-metal, polymeric-based micelles. Section, Conclusion Original text: …They sure carry a tendency, nonetheless, to beat the limits of regular treatment like chemotherapy by their capacity to specifically focus on the malignant growth cells without causing an excessive amount of harm to healthy tissue… Corrected text: …They have a potential to overcome the limitations of regular treatments like chemotherapy through their ability to specifically focus on cancer cells without causing excessive damage to healthy tissues… The original article has been updated accordingly. This corrigendum is published to maintain transparency and accuracy of the scholarly record. The corrected version of the article is available online at: https://www.benthamscience.com/article/144151 The authors regret these errors and apologise for any inconvenience they may have caused.

PMID:
43023503
Bibliographic data and abstract were imported from PubMed on 13 Nov 2026.

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