Peer-reviewed journal edited to feature articles on laboratory cancer research and cancer-related biomedical science, covering subspecialties such as biochemistry, molecular biology and genetics, biology, cell kinetics, cell culture, experimental pathology, pharmacology and virology. Included are articles on biomarkers, chemotherapy, epidemiology, hematology, host-tumor relationships, radiotherapy and surgery.

Science Update blog is a blog co-written by three of Cancer Research UK’s professional science communicators. The aim of the blog is to “cover the latest cancer research, including that funded by the charity” and highlight relevant material “debunking myths and media scares”. The three Bloggers are Henry Scowcroft, Kat Arney and Oliver Childs. Henry studied Biochemistry at university and eventually worked his way into science journalism, Kat has been with Cancer Research UK since 2004 and previously spent six years as a Laboratory Researcher, Oliver studied Natural Sciences at Bath University. After graduating, he then spent several years working in science publishing in various editorial roles, including as Copy Editor of Nature Reviews Cancer. Blog posts are news and research-led and are highly scientific and factual. Posts can be sectioned into dozens of categories regarding cancer news, information, policy, and research, and can be viewed by type of cancer. The blog would be of interest to the general public as well as healthcare professionals. PR opportunities lie within scientific research placement. Although the blog posts do cover Cancer Research UK’s own news and progress, they do also cover external research. Henry states that the team wish to receive 'embargoed, peer-reviewed scientific content preferred. We only accept guest post offers under exceptional circumstances, and cannot endorse any products'. The team can be reached by email. Awards: 2018 - UK Blog Awards, Health & Social Care - Business (nominated)

Resource that offers oncology healthcare professionals a comprehensive knowledge base of oncology information.

Formerly know as CR and written for cancer patients, survivors, advocates, caregivers and interested physicians and scientists. Connects all groups of people who are personally affected by cancer, caring for patients and working toward preventing and curing the disease. Covers cancer policy and advocacy, as well as basic, clinical and transnational research developments across all cancers. Media Kit: http://www.cancertodaymag.org/Documents/CancerToday_MK_FINAL.pdf

Impact Factor: 7.983 (Source: 2015 Journal Citation Reports, Thomson Reuters 2016) 5-Year Impact factor: 6.772 (Source: 2015 Journal Citation Reports, Thomson Reuters 2016) Circulation: 51 (Source: Publisher) Monthly Unique Users: 8,984 (Source: Adobe Analytics, Jan-Mar 2016) Frequency: Published 10 times a year. Months of Distribution: January February  March April May June July September November December Aims of the journal: Cancer Treatment Reviews is an international review journal that keeps both the clinician and researcher abreast of modern concepts and developments in cancer treatment research through the publication of state of the art, authoritative reviews; evidence-based reviews (using a prior defined selection process to identify key articles from the literature and reviewing them in the form of a structured abstract, evidence summary and commentary); and systematic reviews. Content: Each issue aims to provide topical reviews under the following regular sections: Comments on controversy; Tumor reviews; Anti-tumor treatments; New drugs; Complications of treatment; General and supportive care; Laboratory/clinic interface Editorial contacts: See the list of editorial contacts here   Manuscript submission: Author guidelines can be found here.  Access manuscript submission page here Other information: See advertising information here

Written for oncologists and presents peer-reviewed research on cancer causation, mechanisms of carcinogenesis, prevention, and survivorship. Topics include descriptive, analytical, biochemical and molecular epidemiology; the use of biomarkers to study the neoplastic and preneoplastic processes in humans; chemoprevention and other types of prevention trials; and the role of behavioral factors in cancer etiology and prevention.

New scientific developments are transforming the future of cancer treatment and care. Hosted by world-renowned hematologist and medical oncologist Dr. John Leonard, CancerCast is your window into research breakthroughs, innovative therapies and honest accounts of living with and beyond cancer. Questions or suggestions? Email us at cancercast@med.cornell.edu.

Chronicles new treatment strategies and news as they are discovered and reported by cancer physicians around the world for cancer patients, their families and members of cancer support groups. Features timely reviews, studies and results of recent clinical trials evaluating cancer therapies and supportive care strategies that serve to better educate patients and facilitate discussions with their respective healhcare professionals.

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Candace Salter, the voice behind Candace Abroad, is a London‑based travel blogger sharing tips, guides, and inspiration for exploring London, Europe, and beyond. With a passion for adventure, she helps travellers discover iconic spots, hidden gems, and everything in between—all through her relatable and engaging storytelling.