Journal of Cancer Epidemiology
Scope & Guideline
Connecting researchers to transform understanding of cancer risks.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Epidemiological Studies:
The journal emphasizes the importance of epidemiological research in understanding cancer incidence, prevalence, and risk factors across different populations and demographics. - Cancer Risk Assessment:
It focuses on identifying and analyzing various risk factors associated with different types of cancer, including lifestyle, environmental, and genetic factors. - Public Health Implications:
The journal aims to bridge research findings with public health policies, advocating for effective cancer prevention and control strategies. - Global and Local Perspectives:
It provides a platform for research that examines cancer trends and risk factors in both global contexts and localized studies, enhancing the understanding of regional cancer issues. - Innovative Methodologies:
The journal showcases innovative research methodologies, including scientometric analyses and narrative reviews, to deepen insights into cancer research and inform future studies.
Trending and Emerging
- Immunotherapy and Cancer Treatment Innovations:
Research focusing on immunotherapy and its implications for cancer treatment is on the rise, reflecting a broader trend in oncology towards personalized medicine and targeted therapies. - Cancer Disparities and Equity:
There is an increasing focus on understanding cancer disparities among different populations, particularly marginalized groups, emphasizing the need for equitable healthcare access and outcomes. - Population-Based Cancer Registries:
The utilization of population-based cancer registry data is trending, as it provides critical insights into cancer incidence and survival rates across diverse demographics. - Socioeconomic and Environmental Influences on Cancer:
Emerging research themes are increasingly examining the interplay between socioeconomic status, environmental factors, and cancer risk, highlighting the complexity of cancer epidemiology. - Cross-Sectional and Retrospective Studies:
There is a growing trend towards using cross-sectional and retrospective studies to gather data on cancer awareness, risk factors, and treatment outcomes, enhancing the evidence base for future interventions.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Risk Factor Studies:
There appears to be a waning emphasis on studies solely focused on traditional risk factors for cancer, as newer research increasingly integrates multifactorial approaches and more complex analyses. - General Cancer Awareness Campaigns:
Research related to general cancer awareness campaigns is less prevalent, possibly due to a shift towards more targeted interventions and studies that focus on specific populations or types of cancer. - Single-Cancer Type Studies:
There is a noticeable decline in studies that focus exclusively on a single type of cancer, with more research now exploring multi-cancer associations or comparative analyses across different cancer types.
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