Using 3D printing for drug delivery innovation

Medicine is advancing faster than ever before. In 2024, scientists made significant progress and breakthrough discoveries across disciplines from beginning the world’s first routine childhood immunisation campaign against malaria to clinically testing an affordable, copycat version of insulin. As scientists across the healthcare and biopharmaceutical industries look to get life-changing therapies to patients as quickly as possible, they often turn to new technologies to solve long-standing pain points and move research forward. In recent years, one technology has stood out as a driver of innovation in medication delivery: 3D printing.