Ongoing special issues spotlight emerging challenges in cervical cancer prevention, diagnostics, and treatment. Themes may include HPV vaccination strategy, screening innovation, or therapeutic advances.

Check calls for papers regularly for updates on active themes.

Authors should align manuscripts with the specific theme and follow the special issue submission timeline.

If you are unsure about fit, contact the editorial office for guidance.

Special issue manuscripts receive the same peer review standards as regular submissions. Accepted papers are published online as soon as production is complete.

Strong submissions demonstrate clear clinical relevance, methodological rigor, and actionable insights for prevention or treatment programs.

Highlight how your findings contribute to the thematic goals of the special issue.

Reach the editorial office at [email protected] for ongoing special issue details.

Ongoing special issues reflect current priorities in cervical cancer research and prevention. Topics may shift as new evidence emerges, so check announcements regularly.

Authors should align submissions with the stated theme and respond promptly to reviewer feedback to keep the collection on schedule.

Special issue publications are released as soon as production is complete, which enables rapid dissemination of time sensitive findings.

For updates on active collections, contact [email protected] and include your proposed topic or manuscript title.

Cervical cancer research benefits from clear reporting of population characteristics, including age distribution, screening history, and vaccination status. This context helps readers interpret generalizability and informs policy decisions.

When describing interventions, explain how they align with clinical guidelines or public health recommendations. Contextualizing findings supports translation into care pathways.

Transparent reporting of funding sources and resource constraints helps readers assess feasibility in different settings. This is critical for global health adoption.

Where possible, include discussion of equity impacts and strategies to reduce disparities in screening or treatment access.

High quality visual summaries and clear tables improve uptake by clinicians and program managers. Provide succinct interpretations for key outputs.

Consider including patient engagement or community involvement approaches when they inform program design or trial recruitment.

Explain how results compare with prior evidence and identify remaining knowledge gaps for future cervical cancer research.

Journal of Cervical Cancer is dedicated to advancing cervical cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment through transparent publishing.

Our editorial office supports authors, reviewers, and readers with clear guidance and responsive communication. Contact [email protected] for scope or workflow questions.