期刊全名
CANCER CAUSES & CONTROL
最新影响因子
2.2年均收录文章
147期刊简称
CANCER CAUSE CONTROL来源地区
NETHERLANDS详细类别
PUBLIC
ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH公共卫生、环境卫生与职业卫生
2区
ONCOLOGY肿瘤学
3区
中科院杂志分区
医学(3区)是否OA开放访问
No投稿难度
约25%出版周期
Monthly投稿链接
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3.40%类别
医学-公共卫生、环境卫生与职业卫生coverage
Science Citation Index审稿周期
平均6.6月CANCER CAUSES & CONTROL是一本国际学术期刊，ISSN号为0957-5243，由Springer出版，出版地为英国，出版周期为月刊。该期刊的影响因子根据最新数据有所不同，具体需参考当年JCR报告，目前为非开放获取（非OA）期刊，被SCI收录，中科院分区情况需查询最新分区表。该期刊专注于癌症流行病学、病因学和预防研究，发文特点包括对癌症风险因素、人群分布和干预措施的探讨，涵盖分子流行病学、环境与生活方式因素等研究领域。期刊质量较高，审稿严格，但需注意其影响因子波动可能带来的投稿风险，建议投稿前结合自身研究方向与期刊近期主题匹配度进行评估。
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