Over the years, scientists and researchers have been battling with detection of antimicrobial resistance microbes as well as production of novel vaccines to combat these microbes.
Will there be a point in the future where AMR microbes will be totally eliminated and researchers move on to other studies?
I presently feel humans will still abuse the new vaccines which will lead to more complex health challenges and so on...
Not possible now because climate change due to pollution and nutritional effect .There are so many factors coming day by day but eliminate d maximum number of viruses which were danger like chicken pox .
I wonder if this is logically possible if living organisms are able to mutate its DNA, which is to my best knowledge the case: Each time a substance is produced an organism can be or become resistant to it due to mutations. Thats why to my understanding it is needed to reduce as much the spread of such microbes and use of new antibiotics as possible. But complete elimination doesn't seem possible.
As I have learned so far, it is not possible to completely remove these microorganisms. Since microorganisms evolve in new ways in accordance with the agents applied against them. Even for high-efficacy antimicrobials, the number of cells does not reach zero.
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