Redox Modulation, Antioxidants, and Metabolites in Animals Through the One Health Concept

Dear Colleagues,

The One Health concept is a holistic approach to health that recognizes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental well-being.

According to this perspective, a well-functioning redox system—capable of mounting appropriate responses to various environmental challenges—can help maintain the health of all life forms across soil, water, and atmosphere.

Our aim is to deepen the understanding of the redox system as a cross-cutting adaptive biochemical network present in all living organisms, with the goal of effectively modulating it in the presence of disease.

By studying redox modulation and antioxidants within the One Health framework, we can gain in-sight into how these systems intersect and influence one another.

Understanding redox balance through antioxidants in this context offers great potential for improved disease prevention and for fostering healthier ecosystems—benefiting humans, animals, and the environment alike.

We therefore welcome the submission of original research articles, short communications, reviews, mini-reviews, commentaries, and other contributions addressing studies related to this important topic.

Prof. Dr. Francesca Ciani
Prof. Dr. Simona Tafuri
Prof. Dr. Immaculata De Vivo
Topic Editors