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  • Liquid Biopsy

    This special issue on Liquid biopsy has been guest edited by Professor Angela Cox (University of Sheffield, UK,) and Professor Klaus Pantel (University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany) and features a curated collection of research articles and commissioned content from leading researchers.

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  • Europe map

    In this Regional Collection on Europe, our Editors have highlighted recently published studies from authors across Europe, including Germany, France, UK, Spain, Italy, Norway and Sweden, amongst others. Content from across BJC's broad scope is featured, including clinical trials, molecular biology, and epidemiology.

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    Watch our submissions video, featuring Editor-in-Chief Adrian Harris explaining why you should publish with BJC and providing tips for success.

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    Don't miss the recording for our webinar on Circulating Markers for the detection of cancer. With speakers covering a range of topics, including circulating nucleic acids, tumour cells and tumour‐educated platelets. Our panellists discussed developments in this exciting research field and their global perspectives.

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Metastasis

The incurability of metastatic cancer is currently an unmet clinical need which needs to be addressed. This Collection on Metastasis highlights the ongoing challenges in the field and research being undertaken to more thoroughly understand models of metastasis, disrupt the metastatic cascade, and improve treatment outcomes for patients. Featuring Special Issue content that has been curated by Suzanne Fuqua (Baylor College of Medicine, USA), this Collection contains a selection of articles and commissioned content from leading researchers, to present a broad-scope view of current research focal points and explore future directions of cancer metastasis.
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