What Types of Studies are Published in Peer-Reviewed Cancer Journals?
Peer-reviewed cancer journals publish a variety of study types, including:
Clinical Trials: Research that tests new treatments, drugs, or interventions in human subjects. Basic Research: Studies that explore the fundamental mechanisms of cancer at the molecular, cellular, or genetic level. Epidemiological Studies: Research that investigates the patterns, causes, and effects of cancer in specific populations. Translational Research: Studies that aim to translate basic scientific discoveries into clinical applications. Review Articles: Comprehensive overviews of specific topics in cancer research, summarizing current knowledge and identifying future research directions.
