Journal Highlight : Cancer Prevention and Epidemiology
The journal welcomes scholarly contributions related to cancer prevention, risk assessment, population-based cancer research, and epidemiological studies that improve the understanding of cancer distribution, determinants, and public health impact. This section focuses on research that advances evidence-based strategies for cancer prevention, early detection, risk reduction, and population health improvement.
The journal encourages submissions in areas including Cancer Epidemiology, Cancer Prevention Research, Population-Based Cancer Studies, Cancer Risk Factors, Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology, Environmental and Occupational Carcinogenesis, Lifestyle and Behavioral Risk Factors, Nutritional Epidemiology, Infectious Agents and Cancer, and Global Cancer Burden Studies. Research related to Cancer Screening Programs, Vaccination and Cancer Prevention, Public Health Oncology, Health Disparities in Cancer Care, Cancer Surveillance Systems, and Community-Based Cancer Prevention Strategies is also welcomed.
Submissions focusing on Early Cancer Detection, Predictive and Preventive Oncology, Biostatistics and Epidemiological Modeling, Precision Prevention Approaches, Healthcare Accessibility and Cancer Outcomes, Socioeconomic Determinants of Cancer, Cancer Registries and Data Analytics, and Policy Development in Cancer Prevention are encouraged. The journal also welcomes studies investigating trends in cancer incidence, mortality, survivorship, and preventive interventions across diverse populations and healthcare settings.
Accepted manuscript types include Original Research Articles, Systematic Reviews, Meta-Analyses, Cohort Studies, Case-Control Studies, Cross-Sectional Studies, Public Health Reports, Policy Analyses, and Translational Population Health Studies that contribute to advancements in cancer prevention and epidemiological research.
Through this focus area, the journal aims to support research that strengthens cancer prevention strategies, improves population-based cancer control, informs public health policy, advances early detection and risk assessment, and contributes to reducing the global burden of cancer through evidence-based oncology and public health practices.
