Oral drug delivery remains the most preferred route of administration due to its convenience and patient compliance. This book explores the latest advancements in oral drug delivery systems, including innovative formulation techniques, novel excipients, and advanced manufacturing processes. It covers topics such as mucoadhesive formulations, sustained-release tablets, and nanotechnology-enhanced oral delivery. Additionally, the book discusses challenges related to drug stability, bioavailability, and gastrointestinal barriers, offering solutions to optimize the performance of oral therapeutics. Aimed at pharmaceutical scientists, formulation chemists, and product developers, the book provides cutting-edge insights into enhancing the efficacy and reliability of oral drug delivery systems.
Layla Owens is a leading dermatologist specializing in advances in oral drug delivery systems, focusing on improving the administration and effectiveness of oral medications for skin conditions such as acne, psoriasis, and systemic inflammatory disorders. Her research explores the development of novel oral formulations, including extended-release tablets, enteric-coated capsules, and prodrug strategies, to enhance bioavailability, reduce side effects, and improve patient compliance. Layla has authored numerous studies on the optimization of oral pharmacotherapy for dermatological applications, addressing challenges related to absorption, distribution, and metabolism of oral drugs. She has developed comprehensive oral drug delivery protocols that enhance the efficacy and patient-friendliness of oral dermatological treatments. She also provides comprehensive guidelines and insights for clinicians and pharmaceutical