**“…PPExMed should be expected to become, at the very least, a hub of scientific knowledge in this century, and hopefully, beyond…”**

Professor Norma C. Adragna, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Dayton, OH, USA

**“…PPExMed should be expected to become, at the very least, a hub of scientific knowledge in this century, and hopefully, beyond…”**

Professor Norma C. Adragna, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Dayton, OH, USA

**“…PPExMed should be expected to become, at the very least, a hub of scientific knowledge in this century, and hopefully, beyond…”**

Professor Norma C. Adragna, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Dayton, OH, USA

Call for Papers: Special Issue on Water Requirements for Health

How much plain water should we drink to stay healthy into old age?

For decades, this question has sparked global debate, despite clear scientific evidence available, clearly linking **adequate intake of plain water** to lower incidence of a broad spectrum of chronic health conditions. While many health authorities around the world provide guidance on **total water intake**, i.e. water from all beverages and food (which is, however, a rather inconvenient compass to for daily life orientation) there is a remarkable gap of such recommendations for **drinking plain water**. Adequate intake of plain water is clearly linked to lower incidence of a broad spectrum of chronic health condition, research shows.
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Our Special Issue explores hydration science, from cellular mechanisms to public health policy. *Submit your research now* and help shape future guidelines!

Latest Articles

Mind Over Water: a Bibliometric Exploration of Drinking Water Hydration, Cognitive Function and Mental Health

Ovinuchi Ejiohuo, Vision Bagonza, Faith Ozioma Nwaogazie,Olusegun Ayo Ade-Adekunle,Cyril Onwuelazu Uteh

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Transverse Relaxation Time (T2) For Non-Invasive Assessment of Cartilage Composition -from Method Development to Automated Processing of Large Clinical Cohorts - A Selfie Review of 15 Years of Funding & Publication

Felix Eckstein, Neal Bangerter,Wolfgang Wirth

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Obituary - Remembering Peter K. Lauf, a renowned red blood cell physiologist who died at age 91

Eric Delpire

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Dual Functions of SLCO2A1 as Maxi-Cl Channel and PG Transporter

Yasunobu Okada, Ravshan Z Sabirov, Petr G Merzlyak, Takeo Nakanishi

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Contributions of Alexey Vereninov to the Study of Ion Permeability and Homeostasis

Alexey Moshkov, J. Engohang-Ndong

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Special Topic

PPExMed Special Issue in honor and memory of Alexey A. Vereninov

On Ions, Channels, Pumps, and Water – The mechanisms of cellular ion, water, and volume homeostasis, and their functional sequel

Editors: Michael A. Model, Alexey V. Moshkov and Markus Ritter

Scope and Aims

Paracelsus Proceedings of Experimental Medicine (PPExMed) is a truly multidisciplinary scientific platform dedicated to advance all fields of medicine and allied sciences. It aims at promoting knowledge of human biology in health and disease, of medical diagnostic procedures, as well as of medical therapy, prevention and care.

The Journal publishes original papers and reviews from all medical disciplines of basic science and clinics. All papers are subject to peer review and accepted papers are published open access to accomplish maximal knowledge dissemination. Paracelsus Proceedings of Experimental Medicine thus takes an active role in the concerted world wide effort to enhance medical knowledge, skill and wisdom.

Starting in 2026, the journal will publish articles on a rolling basis. Upon acceptance and finalization, each article will be made available online immediately, ensuring that new research is accessible without delay.

Bibliographic Details

Paracelsus Proceedings of Experimental Medicine
Journal Abbreviation: PPExMed
ISSN 2750-6584
DOI prefix: 10.33594/

PPExMed is a signatory of the
San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment - DORA