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Journal Overview: Cancer Treatment and Research Communications (CTRC)

Cancer Treatment and Research Communications (CTRC) is an esteemed international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the field of oncology through comprehensive research. As of January 2020, the journal operates under an open-access model, providing authors with the opportunity to make their work immediately, permanently, and freely accessible to the global community.

Scope of CTRC Journal:

Cancer Treatment and Research Communications covers a wide range of topics related to oncology, with a focus on basic, translational, and clinical research. The journal is committed to fostering research and innovation in the detection, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cancer. Key areas of interest include:

1. Tumor Detection and Diagnosis: Research related to the early detection and accurate diagnosis of various cancer types.
2. Cancer Prevention: Studies exploring strategies and interventions for cancer prevention.
3. Cancer Treatment: Investigations into innovative approaches and therapies for the treatment of cancer.
4. Cancer Biology: Research on the fundamental biology of cancer, including molecular and cellular aspects.
5. Molecular Carcinogenesis: Studies focused on the mechanisms underlying the development of cancer at the molecular level.
6. Cancer Genetics and Genomics: Research on the genetic basis of cancer and the role of genomics in oncology.
7. Cancer Stem Cells: Investigations into cancer stem cells and their implications in cancer progression.
8. Molecular and Cellular Oncology: Research exploring molecular and cellular processes in oncology.
9. Systems Biology: Studies applying systems biology approaches to cancer research.
10. Immuno-Oncology: Research on the interactions between the immune system and cancer, including immunotherapeutic strategies.
11. Chemoprevention Strategies: Investigations into strategies for preventing cancer through chemical or pharmacological means.
12. Gene and Antisense Therapy: Research on gene-based and antisense therapies for cancer treatment.
13. Pathology of Cancer: Studies examining the pathology of cancer, including prognostic and predictive markers.
14. Drug Sensitivity and Resistance: Research on drug sensitivity and mechanisms of resistance in cancer.
15. Novel Treatment Strategies: Exploration of innovative and novel approaches to cancer treatment with the potential to impact patient care.

Types of Articles in CTRC Journal:

Cancer Treatment and Research Communications welcomes various types of articles, including:

• Original Reports: Original research articles reporting significant findings in oncology.
• Reviews: Comprehensive reviews of specific topics or recent advancements in cancer research and treatment.
• Editorials: Editorial pieces providing expert insights and perspectives on key issues in oncology.

The journal does not consider Case Reports or articles related to Cancer Policy.

Mission of CTRC Journal:

The mission of Cancer Treatment and Research Communications is to be the premier source of relevant information in the field of oncology. The journal aims to promote excellence in research, facilitate the timely translation of scientific discoveries into healthcare and clinical practice, and nurture the development of future generations of oncology scientists.

Cancer Treatment and Research Communications provides a global platform for researchers, clinicians, and experts to share their knowledge and contribute to advancements in oncology. All content is published in the English language, ensuring international accessibility and collaboration within the oncology community.

Volume 22: 2020

Volume 23: 2020

Volume 24: 2020

Volume 25: 2020