Journal of Brain And Spinal Cancer

Aims and Scope

The Journal of Brain and Spinal Cancer (JBSC) is an international peer-reviewed open-access journal, dedicated to publishing original research articles, review articles, case reports, and short communications, in the field of brain and spinal cancer. 

The Journal of Brain and Spinal Cancer is aimed at disseminating the latest advances in research and clinical practice and promoting collaboration between scientists and clinicians from different countries around the world. The journal encourages and welcomes contributions from researchers in all clinical and scientific disciplines related to brain and spinal cancer. 

The journal publishes articles that focus on the biological, clinical, and therapeutic aspects of brain and spinal cancer. Research areas covered by the journal include pathology, diagnostics, genetics, epidemiology, therapy, drug design, and therapeutic trials of brain cancer, as well as of spinal and central nervous system tumours. The journal also publishes articles related to the medical and surgical interventions, population health, and patient care associated with brain and spinal cancer.

The journal aims to promote the exchange of knowledge, findings and experiences on the diagnosis, therapeutic management, and outcomes of brain and spinal cancer. The journal promotes the utilisation of evidence-based practices for the effective diagnosis and treatment of cancer cells in the brain and spine. The journal also encourages and promotes the development and advancement of new diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for the management of brain and spinal cancer. 

The journal also encourages the submissions of articles that address the global burden of brain and spinal cancer, as well as strategies to reduce and improve the quality of care for the affected individuals.
 

The Journal of Brain and Spinal Cancer is a great platform for scientists, clinicians and healthcare professionals from around the world to share their knowledge and expertise and contribute to the advancement of the field. We invite all researchers and clinicians to submit their manuscripts to the Journal of Brain and Spinal Cancer.

Contributions from the following research areas are invited but not limited to the following branches :

• Brain
• Mri
• Glioblastoma
• Epidemiology
• Pathology
• Spinal cord
• Radiation therapy
• Integrative medicine
• Brain tumors
• Papillary thyroid carcinoma
• Hemangioblastoma
• Meningiomas
• Pituitary tumors
• Malignant tumors
• Spinal cord tumors
• Targeted therapies
• Superior longitudinal fasciculus
• Tractography
• Skull base tumors
• Hereditary factors
• Metastases to the brain
• Brain cancer treatments
• Spinal cord tumors
• Brain cancer research
• Spinal cord cancer symptoms
• Brain cancer surgery
• Spinal cord cancer treatment
• Brain cancer survival rate
• Spinal cord cancer research
• Brain tumor symptoms
• Spinal cord tumor surgery
• Brain tumor treatment options
• Spinal cord cancer prognosis
• Brain tumor types
• Spinal cord tumor treatment
• Brain tumor causes
• Spinal cord cancer survival rate
• Brain cancer diagnosis
• Spinal cord tumor symptoms
• Brain tumor surgery
• Spinal cord tumor diagnosis
• Brain cancer symptoms
• Spinal cord tumor research
• Brain cancer causes
• Spinal cord cancer causes
• Brain tumor research
• Spinal cord cancer diagnosis
• Brain cancer pathology
• Spinal cord cancer pathology
• Brain tumor pathology
• Spinal cord tumor causes
• Brain cancer genetic mutations
• Spinal cord cancer treatment options
• Brain tumor genetics
• Spinal cord tumor types
• Brain cancer epidemiology
• Spinal cord tumor prognosis
• Brain tumor epidemiology
• Spinal cord tumor genetics
• Brain cancer therapy
• Spinal cord tumor causes
• Brain cancer chemotherapy
• Spinal cord cancer chemotherapy
• Brain tumor chemotherapy
• Spinal cord tumor therapy
• Brain cancer radiation therapy
• Spinal cord cancer radiation therapy
• Brain tumor radiation therapy
• Spinal cord tumor chemotherapy