Cancer Biology and Treatment

Scientific Indexing Services ID: 5137, Web of Science

Journal of Cancer Biology & Treatment with ISSN: 2470-7546, supports the scientific innovation and advancement in cancer research including basic, pre and clinical, molecular, translational, epidemiological, novel therapies and rehab research community by disseminating peer reviewed scientific open access articles.

This is one of the international journals of cancer which publishes cancer research articles that encourage knowledge sharing, collaboration and promotion of cancer science.

The works of renowned researchers will help to reduce suffering and promote excellence in patient care worldwide. It builds a strong forum for Oncologists, Physicians, General Surgeons, Gynecologists, Dermatologists, Gastroenterologists, Pulmonologists, Radiologists, Pathologists, Epidemiologists and Researchers for publishing their research papers on cancer.

This is a cancer open access database where readers can avail cancer research papers, cancer review papers and today cancer issues. Articles can be accessed through Google scholar, DOI and J-Gate, as this journal is indexed in these indexing sites. Readers can access and download the articles freely, which eventually increases the impact factor.

This cancer research journal scope includes the following fields but not limited to:

Cancer Genetics; Cancer Biology Reviews; Cancer Research; Breast Cancer Research; Cancer And Stem Cell Biology; Cancer Epidemiology; Cancer Biomarkers; Mechanisms of Drug Sensitivity and Resistance; Oncology Clinical Trials; Carcinogenesis & Mutagenesis; Tumor Virology; Basic And Clinical Immunology; Cancer Toxicology; Cancer Pharmacodynamics; Radiation Oncology; Cancer Risk Assessment; Cancer Treatment; Cancer Genomics & Proteomics; Cancer Pharmaceutics; Medical Oncology; Myelodysplastic Syndromes; Myeloproliferative Disorders; Clinical Ethics; Latest Cancer Treatment Breakthroughs; Latest Research On Cancer Treatments; Immunotheraphy; CD24; Cancer Patients with COVID-19;  Melanoma

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