Copyright Policy

1. Open Access Commitment

The National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology (NJPPP) is committed to the principles of open access publishing. All published articles are freely and permanently available online, ensuring unrestricted access for researchers, scholars, practitioners, and the public.
We believe in removing financial and legal barriers to the dissemination of scientific knowledge, promoting the widest possible visibility and impact for our authors’ work.

2. Author-Centric Copyright Policy

NJPPP recognizes and respects the intellectual contributions of its authors. Authors retain the copyright to their published work, granting them the freedom to use, reproduce, and distribute their articles without restriction.
This policy empowers authors while ensuring that their intellectual property rights are fully protected.

3. Broad Distribution with Proper Attribution

Authors are encouraged to share and disseminate their published work widely to support the exchange of knowledge within the scientific community and beyond.
All distribution and reuse must include proper attribution to the original authors and citation of the publication in NJPPP, maintaining the integrity and traceability of the research.

4. Creative Commons License

All articles published in NJPPP are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).
This license allows anyone to use, share, adapt, distribute, and reproduce the content in any medium, provided that proper credit is given to the original authors and source.
This approach supports the journal’s mission to foster collaboration, transparency, and accessibility in scientific research.

5. Fostering Collaborative Research

Through its open-access and author-centric copyright policy, NJPPP seeks to promote global collaboration and knowledge sharing.
By enabling unrestricted access and reuse of published content, the journal encourages open dialogue, scientific cooperation, and collective advancement in the fields of physiology, pharmacy, and pharmacology.