Understanding antibiotic resistance is everyone's responsibility — students, families, communities. This platform explains AMR in simple words, lets you test your knowledge, and connects you to cutting-edge pharmaceutical research .
AI maps probiotic compounds to resistance targets — predicting which strains beat AMR pathogens
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You don't need to be a doctor to understand this. These are simple, clear explanations for everyone — students, parents, teachers, and the general public.
Imagine giving a painkiller to someone who feels no pain from it anymore. AMR means bacteria have become so used to antibiotics that the medicine no longer kills them. The bacteria survive and multiply — making you very sick.
Everyone is at riskMDR means "Multi-Drug Resistant" — the bacteria resist 3 or more types of antibiotics at the same time. In Pakistan, many common infections like TB, typhoid, and UTIs are now MDR. Doctors run out of treatment options.
Pakistan hotspotXDR means "Extensively Drug Resistant" — almost NO antibiotic works. Pakistan had the world's first XDR typhoid outbreak in 2016. Only 1 or 2 very expensive medicines were left — and many families could not afford them.
Pakistan origin 2016Yes, if you:
• Buy antibiotics without a doctor's prescription
• Stop taking antibiotics when you feel better
• Take leftover antibiotics for a new illness
• Share your antibiotics with family members
All of these common habits create resistant bacteria.
Probiotic bacteria produce natural substances that can kill resistant bacteria. Our research tests these probiotic strains in the lab to find new medicines — without chemicals that cause resistance.
Our research focus1. Only take antibiotics prescribed by a doctor.
2. Always finish the full antibiotic course — even if you feel better after 2 days.
3. Eat — natural probiotics protect your gut and help your immune system fight infections naturally.
Network Pharmacology is like Google Maps for drug discovery. Instead of testing one drug on one target, it maps all possible connections between probiotic compounds and disease-causing bacteria — finding the best route to defeat AMR.
We then use Machine Learning (AI) to learn from thousands of data points and predict which probiotic strains will be most effective against resistant bacteria — before we even test them in the lab. This saves time, money and resources.
invitro lab tests confirm the AI predictions:
This combined approach is faster, cheaper and more accurate than traditional drug discovery — and it could lead to Pakistan's first probiotic-based antimicrobial gel.
Open to everyone — any age, any background, any field of study or work. Takes 5 minutes. You get your personal AMR risk score and recommendations instantly.
Here is your personal AMR Awareness Report from Dr. Tariq Javed's research team at GCU Lahore
Free tools for everyone. For educational purposes — always consult a qualified healthcare provider for medical decisions.
Check if your antibiotic habits put you at AMR risk
Find the best probiotic-rich foods from Pakistani diet
Educational information about commonly used antibiotics in Pakistan. This is for awareness only — always consult Dr. Tariq Javed or a qualified pharmacist before using any medicine.
ML-Assisted Network Pharmacology and In Vitro Validation of Bioactive Probiotics Against Antimicrobial-Resistant Pathogens: A Digital Community Engagement and Awareness Platform
Isolate bioactive strains
AI maps probiotic compounds to AMR targets — predicts best candidates
confirm AI predictions in lab
Probiotic topical gel with Zordic Pharma — Pakistan's first probiotic AMR gel