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Title:
Recent advances in benefits and hazards of engineered nanoparticles
Date:
11/2012
Link to Journal Abstract
Abstract:
Over recent decades, engineered nanoparticles are increasingly produced as the result of the rapid development in nanotechnology. They are currently used in a wide range of industrial and public sectors including healthcare, agriculture, transport, energy, materials, and information and communication technologies. As the result, an increasing concern has been raised over the potential impacts of engineered nanoparticles to human health. In the light of this, it is the purpose of the present review to discuss: (1) novel properties of engineered nanoparticles particularly in biomedical sciences, (2) most recently reported adverse effects of manufactured nanoparticles on human health and (3) different aspects of toxicological risk assessment of these nanoparticles.
Non-technical Summary:
The purpose of this review was to discuss: (1) novel properties of engineered nanoparticles particularly in biomedical sciences, (2) most recently reported adverse effects of manufactured nanoparticles on human health and (3) different aspects of toxicological risk assessment of these nanoparticles.
Content Emphasis
Review Article
Exposure Or Hazard Target
Mammalian
Exposure Pathway
Other/Unspecified
Method Of Study
Other
Paper Type
Hazard
Particle Type
Other/Unspecified
Production Method
Engineered
Risk Exposure Group
General Population
Target Audience
Technical Research
Citation:
Environmetal Toxicology and Pharmacology, 34(3): 661-672 (November 2012)
Publication:
Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology
Author:
Radad K, Al-Shraim M, Moldzio R, Rausch WD
Volume:
34
Number:
3
Pages:
661-672
Last updated on December 17, 2012
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This work is supported in part by the Nanoscale Science and Engineering Initiative of the National Science Foundation
under NSF Award Number EEC-0118007.
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