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Cancer Medicine Journal (launched in May 2018) is an International open access, peer-reviewed journal with a broad scope covering all areas of cancer research, especially novel concepts and theories, new methods/techniques, new therapeutic agents, and alternative approaches for early detection and intervention of cancer.

Cancer Medicine Journal focuses to entrench the field of cancer or oncology by publishing articles focused upon disease management, hinderance/prevent, methods for early diagnosis, and specific classes of therapeutic agents, results of a clinical trial, an emerging interventional technique, supportive care, and rehabilitation/reconstruction. Journal provides platform for rapid publication of high quality results in cancer research while maintaining rigorous single blinded peer-review process.

Authors Funded by the NIH: This journal automatically deposits papers to PubMed Central after publication of an issue (NIHMS, http://nihms.nih.gov/).

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Aims & Scope

Main aim of the journal is to improve and share knowledge & global health outcomes by publishing Research article, Review, Case reports to convey important practice messages and best research should be published and made widely accessible as quickly as possible in scientific community. Cancer Medicine Journal welcome all kind of articles covering areas of Cancer Biology, Clinical Cancer Research, Cancer Prevention, and other related fields.

The journal will consider submissions from all oncologic specialties, including, but not limited to, the following areas:

• Cancer
• Cancer Diseases
• Endocrine disorders
• Breast cancer
• Blood diseases
• Cancer statistics
• Cancer diagnosis
• Carcinogenesis - etiology, mechanisms
• Molecular biology
• Recent developments in tumor therapy
• General diagnosis
• Laboratory diagnosis
• Diagnostic and experimental pathology
• Oncologic surgery
• Epidemiology
• Treatment strategies
• Evaluations of current therapies
• Models for integrating complementary and conventional treatment in clinical practice
• Interventions from alternative and traditional medicine
• Implementing quality-of-life assessment and counseling in the clinical setting
• Cancer rehabilitation during and following cancer treatments
• Potential interactions of cancer chemotherapy drugs with frequently used dietary supplements
• Implementing integrative cancer care strategies into oncology practice
• Relevant molecular mechanisms and biology behind integrative approaches
• Impact of timing of chemotherapy administration on toxicity
• Response, and outcome by leading oncologists
• Researchers, and health-care professionals