Early Detection of Cancer and Its Recurrence—Technologies and Biomarkers to Enhance Clinical Translation (2nd Edition)
A special issue of Cancers (ISSN 2072-6694). This special issue belongs to the section "Clinical Research of Cancer".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 109
Special Issue Editor
Interests: cancer recurrence; treatment response; immunotherapy
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Dear Colleagues,
Early detection of cancer and earlier detection of its recurrence is of paramount importance to improve overall outcomes. Here we are interested not only in the biology and biomarkers related to earlier detection (including both circulating and tumor-specific markers) but also in advancing technologies to assist with translating these findings to clinical settings. In addition, many novel ideas fail to have clinical uptake for various reasons including due to cost, time, or complex workflows that are difficult to implement in a clinical setting. Articles of interest will thus span from technological improvements and advancements that may make the translational process to clinical applicability faster, easier, and/or less costly to specific markers or panels of markers that help to predict the presence of cancer or signify a change in the tumor behavior. In addition, articles that deal with prediction of treatment resistance (either prior to starting initial treatment or while on treatment) are also welcome, with emphasis on immunotherapies. Of special interest are findings that have applicability towards several cancers (multi-cancer or pan-cancer), though studies that are focused on single cancer types are also welcomed.
Dr. Rajan P. Kulkarni
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- early detection
- biomarkers
- methodologies
- novel technology
- cancer recurrence
- treatment response
- immunotherapy
- treatment resistance
- clinical translation
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