Due to user request, the Library has recently added a subscription to OncoImmunology from @tandfnewsroom! Published monthly, OncoImmunology deals specifically with the fundamental, translational and clinical areas of tumor immunology. Articles dealing with solid or hematological cancers, inflammation, innate and acquired immune responses are also published. Submissions of Original Research Articles, Brief Reports, Reviews, Commentaries and Meeting Reports in these area of research are welcome, and authors interested in publishing with the journal should consult their instructions page.

OncoImmunology may be found in our eJournal A-Z list or by searching TriCat, our Library catalog.

JoVE Cancer Research illustrates experimental approaches in biomedical research and clinical practice aimed at understanding, detecting, treating and preventing cancer. The articles in the section demonstrate

• methods to study the cellular and molecular mechanisms of cancer
• animal models of cancer research
• development of new therapies and diagnostics
• tumor imaging
• chemical and radiation treatments
• surgical procedures, and
• improvements in therapy.

JoVE Cancer Research video articles offer researchers and clinical practitioners an efficient way to learn the technologies and experimental methods in cancer research.

Want to publish with JoVE? Go here for information on submissions.

Discover JoVE Cancer Research in our eJournal A-Z listing or TriCat, our library catalog.

The Library has recently added the British Journal of Nursing (BJN) to our eJournal collection.  BJN is a peer-reviewed journal of high quality clinical research for nurses, by nurses.  The journal aims to connect health professionals in all disciplines through innovations in nursing and a strong evidence base that can guide clinical decision-making and inspire the best in patient care and outcomes.

BJN’s Author Instructions page has detailed information for those wishing to publish with the journal.  The journal publishes literature reviews, care studies and original research on various nursing care issues.

The British Journal of Nursing may be accessed through our eJournal A-Z.