Clinical Cancer Research and Areas That Hold Interest

Clinical Cancer Research is a peer-reviewed medical journal based on oncology. It includes therapy, diagnosis, prevention, molecular and cellular characterization of human cancer. It also covers topics like clinical generics, surgical oncology, pathology, pediatric oncology, radiation therapy, and hematological oncology.

What it entails

The publication elaborates on the application of different disciplines of molecular, cell biology, and immunology genetics in the integration of cancer in humans. The main areas of interest are the clinical trials, which evaluate of the new treatments available to predict resistance and response.

Animal and laboratory studies of molecule targeted agents and drugs that have potential too. It focuses on studies of metastatic disease, malignant phenotype progression, and oncogenesis of targetable mechanisms.

The journal issues and what they cover

Clinical Cancer Research has been in publication since 1995. Publications have been submitted by all sorts of investigators, who represent disciplines like clinical and laboratory all over the world. Countless translational and innovative clinical cancer studies have been published in order to bridge clinic and laboratory. This is a journal that holds interest in the clinical trials that evaluate any new treatment. This is especially true when it comes to pharmacology research and molecular alterations.

Other interest areas include:

 Human tumors molecular characterization

 Radiation and radiobiology oncology

 Gene therapy

 Clinical and immunotherapy immunology

 Application of biostatistics and bioinformatics personalized medicine

 Pharmacogenomics and pharmacogenetics

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