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Lipid nanoparticles for drug delivery to the brain: in vivo veritas.

The present article is not aimed at extensively reviewing the literature on lipid nanoparticles, already described in monographs of recent redaction, but will provide a compilation of in vivo evidences supporting their potentiality in overcoming the blood-brain barrier problem. The advantages of using lipid over polymer carriers will be also discussed.