Antibiotic resistance between theory and reality
Updated vision on the ecological phenomenon and the emerging crisis recommendations
Keywords:
antibiotics, resistance, risk, impact, ecological disordersAbstract
Our work includes two aspects of resistance in consequence, the first one is the evolutionary side as it evolves in our ecosystem, as well as the estimative side for the future, where it poses a huge challenge that is still unpredictable. Our scientific opinion on this subject starts with a synthetic overview of mechanisms that may be recognized until now, and demonstrates the evolutionary concept in the context of resistance. The inadequate use of antibiotics for preventive or zootechnical purposes in animal production can lead to the presence of their residues as well as to the emergence of multi-resistant bacteria, even though the passage of this bacterial survival pattern among species and even across different species creates health risks and ecological disorders in general. However, the current problem, requiring urgent focus and attention, could become more and more critical, and the timing of intervention can put our lives at risk. So the question arises, when will we take action?
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