Basic and Clinical Cancer Reports

Basic and Clinical Cancer Reports (BCCR) is an international, peer-reviewed  journal dedicated to advancing research and knowledge across the broad field of cancer and oncology.

BCCR provides a multidisciplinary platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality basic, translational, and clinical research covering the entire cancer continuum—from cancer biology and prevention to diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and supportive care.

Our Scope

The journal welcomes research in all major areas of cancer science and oncology, including:

Cancer Biology • Molecular Oncology • Genetics & Genomics • Immuno-Oncology • Precision Medicine • Cancer Prevention & Early Detection • Medical Oncology • Surgical Oncology • Radiation Oncology • Hematologic Malignancies • Cancer Epidemiology • Biomarkers & Diagnostics • Drug Development • Treatment Resistance • Metastasis • Artificial Intelligence & Bioinformatics • Supportive & Palliative Care • Survivorship & Quality of Life

BCCR welcomes Original Research Articles, Review Articles, Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses, Clinical Studies, Case Reports, Brief Reports, Perspectives, and other scholarly contributions that provide meaningful advances in cancer research and clinical practice.

Our Mission

Our mission is to bridge basic science and clinical practice, promote multidisciplinary and translational research, encourage international scientific collaboration, and accelerate the development of innovative approaches to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.

Why BCCR?

• International & Multidisciplinary

• Peer-Reviewed

• Open Access

• Basic, Translational & Clinical Research

• Rapid and Continuous Online Publication

• Commitment to Research Integrity and Scientific Excellence

BCCR — Connecting Cancer Science, Research, and Clinical Care.

Submit Your Research

We invite researchers, clinicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals from around the world to contribute their high-quality research and help advance the future of cancer science and oncology.