New journal authorship criteria: How ecancermedicalscience is supporting authors and readers from underserved settings

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In order to reduce the increasing cancer burden in Lower and Middle Income Countries (LMICs), oncology journals must support authors from underserved settings to become fully involved in the global publication system, without facing barriers to publishing their research such as geographical bias and lack of funding. ecancermedicalscience's goal has always been to publish high-quality research which contributes towards narrowing the gap between those who have access to adequate cancer prevention, treatment and care and those who do not. The time is now right for the journal to take new steps in proactively supporting authors from LMICs and the global partnerships that are vital to increasing the availability of resource-appropriate data. With this in mind, ecancermedicalscience will only be accepting submissions which feature at least one author from an LMIC, or which have a significant impact on under-resourced settings.

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Cazap, E., Sullivan, R., & Foxall, K. (2020, September 18). New journal authorship criteria: How ecancermedicalscience is supporting authors and readers from underserved settings. Ecancermedicalscience. ecancer Global Foundation. https://doi.org/10.3332/ECANCER.2020.ED106

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