A review on liposome as a drug delivery system for antibiotics

Abstract

Antimicrobial medications are essential for both treating and preventing bacterial infections. The growth and spread of resistant bacteria pose significant obstacles to the current management of bacterial diseases, notwithstanding the early effectiveness of antibiotics. It is imperative to take action to prevent and manage antibiotic resistance in order to prevent a potentially catastrophic clinical collapse. World Health Organisation (WHO) and national health authorities have mostly recommended action plans to limit the use of antibiotics while enhancing hygiene and drug disposal practices. Our goal in writing this review is to discuss how well antibiotic-encapsulated liposomes work as a treatment for bacterial illnesses.