ADSL and bacterial infectious disease: After loading with the antimicrobial peptide HHC36, these PMAA‐gated nanotubes could release HHC36 at a slow rate to prevent latent bacterial infection and maintain biocompatibility under physiological conditions, with a burst release occurring once bacterial infection occurs.[12c] While this technology effectively controls AMPs release and provides long‐lasting antimicrobial effects, there remained a potential risk of nanotube detachment when applied in real scenarios, such as on bone screws that require high torque.