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4、官网电话：010-67788231
5、官网邮箱：jncc@cicams.ac.cn
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2025年8月20日星期三
Guide for authors
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About the journal
Aims and scope
The Journal of the National Cancer Center (JNCC) is a peer-reviewed and fully open-access journal that publishes high-quality articles in all areas of cancer research. Launched in March 2021, the journal aims to promote studies that answer fundamental questions of cancer biology and epidemiology, and facilitate state-of-the-art approaches for cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment. As a prominent platform to communicate advances in cancer research and cancer-related health policies, the journal presents original research articles, news stories, systematic and focused reviews, commentaries, brief communications, correspondences, and editorials.
JNCC adopts an efficient process of rigorous yet rapid review of submitted manuscripts so that timely findings of significant scientific impact can be published with minimal delay. JNCC particularly encourages submission of randomized controlled clinical trials, for which expedited review process will be provided. The journal now publishes on a bimonthly basis.
JNCC is supervised by the National Health Commission of China and is sponsored by the National Cancer Center (NCC). NCC is the national authority for cancer prevention and control in China.
The main responsibilities of NCC include:
Assist the National Health Commission in developing national cancer prevention and control strategies;
Organize and oversee the national cancer registration network, release the annual report of the national cancer registry;
Establish clinical guidelines for cancer diagnosis and treatment;
Promote and facilitate clinical trials for new drugs and devices for cancer treatment;
Build programs for cancer screening and early detection;
Develop and implement effective cancer primary preventive strategies;
Conduct scientific research on cancer prevention and control;
Carry out relevant trainings, academic exchanges, and international cooperation with International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI), Asian National Cancer Center Alliance (ANCCA), Cancer Research UK (CRUK), and prestigious universities, etc.;
Undertake other tasks assigned by the National Health Commission.
The editorial office of JNCC is in Beijing, China.
P-ISSN 2096-8663
Article types
Article types include but are not limited to research articles, reviews, perspectives, short communications, correspondence, practice guidelines, case reports, commentaries, editorials, etc.
1. Research Article
Research Articles provide extensive descriptions of new findings of major importance. Clinical trials, meta-analysis, intervention studies, cohort studies, case-control studies, epidemiological estimates, cost-effective analysis, studies of screening and diagnosis tests, and other observational studies are classified as Research Articles. Systematic Reviews with meta-analysis are also published as Research Articles. JNCC encourages authors to follow PRISMA reporting guidelines in preparing their Systematic Reviews with meta-analysis.
Research Articles are peer-reviewed. Authors of Research Articles are required to follow the Equator Reporting guidelines and should focus on accuracy, brevity, and clarity in their presentation and avoid lengthy introductions, repetition of data from tables and figures in the text, and unfocused discussions. A Research Article should include a structured Abstract, 3-6 Keywords, an Introduction, and sections with succinct titles. Limit the main text to 6000 words, excluding the abstract, references, figures, and tables. A maximum of 10 figures and tables and 100 references are allowed. Materials and Methods should include sufficient details organized in a logical way to allow for other researchers to replicate the experiment or validate the observations, and are recommended to be included in Supplementary Materials (there is no such constraint on any additional references associated with Methods or Supplementary Materials).
2. Review
A Review must provide a scholarly, unbiased, and comprehensive perspective on previously published work in a relevant area of oncology, and must satisfy an unmet need in the medical literature. The scope of a Review should be broad enough that it is not dominated by the work of a single laboratory and particularly not by the authors' own work.
Reviews are peer-reviewed. Limit the main text to 8000 words, excluding the abstract, references, figures, and tables. A maximum of 10 figures and tables and 300 references are allowed. Additional tables and figures should be put in Supplementary Materials.
3. Practice Guideline and Consensus
A Practice Guideline refers to a public statement from an organization or representative group of experts that includes evidence-based recommendations to inform medical practice and optimize patient care. A Consensus refers to a public statement from a representative group of experts that provides guidance on an issue for the purpose of advancing understanding and improving patient care.
JNCC's expectations for such guidelines and consensuses statement are consistent with those of the Institute of Medicine's report on Clinical Practice Guidelines. Guidelines and Consensus committees should be convened by a non-profit, cancer or related health organization that is committed to broad and objective input from recognized experts on the topic. Processes for deliberation must be clearly described and be free of bias. Funding sources should be clearly stated.
Practice Guidelines and Consensuses are peer-reviewed. Submissions should contain a maximum of 6000 words (excluding the abstract, references, figures, and tables), around 10 figures/tables, and 100 references. Please contact the editorial office at jncc@cicams.ac.cn before submission.
4. Perspective
Perspective articles are focused articles on topics of interest to a broad audience, but are written from a personal viewpoint in a scholarly, thorough, well-referenced, systematic, and evidence-based manner. They are intended to provide a forum to be more speculative than Reviews, but should remain balanced and are intended to cover timely and relevant topics in oncology.
As a guideline, Perspectives should provide the following: 1) Discuss current advances and future directions, 2) Clear presentation of the authors' perspective, 3) Accurate presentation and citations of other authors' work, 4) May include original data as well as personal insights and opinions. Perspective articles are peer-reviewed, have a maximum word count of 3000, and may contain no more than 1 figure/table, and a maximum of 30 references. Perspectives shall have no more than 3 authors, although this may be flexible at the discretion of the Editor-in-Chief.
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