Emergence of Multidrug Resistance Through Healthcare Practices Agriculture Expansion and Biofilm Adaptations

Authors

  • Dr. Muhammad Ishaque M.R* Author
  • Zarlish Author
  • Taufiq Ahmad Author
  • Maqbool Ahmed Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66021/pakmcr784

Abstract

Nowadays, it is mainly considered as the most serious health issue all around the globe, and its impact is felt directly in the food industry's safety and technological advancements. Thus, the problem of resistance is a worry for everyone no matter how old they are or where they live. The most potent veterinary antibiotic that is still in use globally is progas, but it is mainly thought that the antibiotic usage has increased the contact among the animals. In many cases, the toxins are being transmitted to the already vulnerable ones and at the same time, the microbes are getting even more resistant - pneumonia, tuberculosis, goat disease, salmonella, etc. Infection control consisting of prevention and treatment is one of the measures among others. Microorganisms indeed, it is truly a sight, receive anti-inflammatory power together with their change in prescription. Bacterial activity might be the cause of the illness in some and in this case, the immune system is the most destroyed one. Besides, immunization leads to increased medical costs and the healthcare system has to be ready for emergencies while it is also killing the population.

Keywords: Disease prevention, immunization, drug therapy, drug resistance, Medical treatment, Healthcare systems, Preventive measures

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Published

2026-04-03

How to Cite

Emergence of Multidrug Resistance Through Healthcare Practices Agriculture Expansion and Biofilm Adaptations. (2026). Pakistan Journal of Medical & Cardiological Review, 5(1), 2459-2471. https://doi.org/10.66021/pakmcr784

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