The use of nanotechnology has spread widely in the market and has found a place at the forefront of the technological world as a novelty. Every day, new technologies are discovered, making things faster, bigger, stronger, smaller and better. In this case, nanotechnology reduces things to the molecular level. A substance is considered a nanomaterial if its size is between 1 and 100 nanometers. Nanotechnology therefore refers to the engineering and manipulation of nanomaterials. Due to their size, the mass-to-surface ratio translates into the particles' ability to be absorbed into the major organs of the human body system. This fact could lead to monumental breakthroughs in medical applications of nanoparticles, such as disease treatment; However, nanotechnology is not without risks and is a largely unregulated industry. Many critics of emerging nanotechnology say the industry faces many unregulated problems that need to be addressed. For example, whether or not nanomaterials can be classified as a new substance or can be combined with an existing substance....