Nanomedicine — Tech Evolutions

Entry	Year	Description	Impact
N/A	N/A	There are no direct constitutional amendments specifically addressing nanomedicine. However, the constitutional framework for health and scientific advancement is implicitly shaped by existing amendments related to fundamental rights and directive principles.	While no direct amendment exists, the spirit of amendments like the 42nd Amendment (1976), which added 'Protection and improvement of environment and safeguarding of forests and wild life' (Article 48A) and 'Fundamental Duties' (Article 51A), can be interpreted to include responsible scientific development and environmental protection, which is relevant for nanomedicine's environmental impact and ethical considerations. The right to health, though not explicitly added by amendment, has been judicially interpreted as part of Article 21.