Ukraine’s regulations and standards on nanosafety for biomedical engineering: aligning with the EU Green Dea

Abstract

This paper examines Europe’s and Ukraine’s current regulations and standards on nanosafety for biomedical engineering and their alignment with the EU Green Deal. Nanosafety is a crucial aspect of biomedical engineering as it deals with the potential risks of using nanoparticles in healthcare applications. The EU Green Deal emphasizes the importance of sustainable development and reducing the environmental impact of industries, including biomedical engineering. This study analyzes Ukraine’s current regulations and standards on nanosafety and evaluates their compatibility with the EU Green Deal’s objectives. The findings suggest that while Ukraine has progressed in regulating nanosafety in biomedical engineering, there is still room for improvement in aligning with the EU Green Deal. This paper analyzed recommendations for Ukraine to improve its nanosafety regulations and standards further to meet the objectives of the EU Green Deal.