Environmental Medicine and Toxicology (EMT) is committed to protecting authors' intellectual property while maximizing the visibility and impact of published research.

Author Rights
Authors publishing with Environmental Medicine and Toxicology retain full copyright to their work. The journal does not require authors to transfer their copyright. Instead, authors grant the journal a simple non-exclusive license to publish and distribute the article.

Open Access License
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Author Freedom
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Include their article in books or other publications

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All these activities may be done immediately upon publication without prior permission from the journal, provided that proper acknowledgment of the original publication in Environmental Medicine and Toxicology is given.

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This copyright approach ensures that your research reaches the widest possible audience while your rights as the creator remain fully protected.