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Journals for “Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers”

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Topic match is relative to the best match in this search (100% = best). Under each journal, "Publishes on" shows which of the matched topics it publishes and what share of its recent papers they make up. Fees are shown only where DOAJ records them; "Not recorded" does not mean the journal is free.

#JournalTopic matchITS Journal ScoreGlobal rankPapers 2021–2025Open accessFee (APC)Compare
1Nowotwory Journal of Oncology
Via Medica · Poland · DOAJ
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (16%)
100%49.0#20,246304100%Not recorded
2Współczesna Onkologia
Termedia Publishing House · Poland · DOAJ
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (11%)
72%58.8#13,685217100%1,650 PLN
3Klinicka onkologie
Care Comm · Czechia
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (12%)
77%48.3#20,796277100%Not recorded
4Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology
Wiley · Australia
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (10%)
62%63.3#10,82980948%Not recorded
5Cancer Epidemiology
Elsevier BV · The Netherlands
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (7%)
45%74.9#4,16589145%Not recorded
6Research and Practical Medicine Journal
QUASAR, LLC · Russia · DOAJ
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (8%)
49%41.6#26,622232100%15,000 RUB
7Journal of King Abdulaziz University-Engineering Sciences
King Abdulaziz University - DIGITAL COMMONS JOURNALS
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (4%)
24%34.7#34,50254100%Not recorded
8Bulletin Infirmier du Cancer
John Libbey Eurotext
Publishes on: Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers (5%)
29%16.7#55,90414010%Not recorded
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