Journal of Cervical Cancer publishes original research, systematic reviews, clinical studies, translational work, and public health analyses that advance cervical cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Submissions should clearly align with cervical cancer outcomes, HPV related disease, screening, or care delivery. Manuscripts focused on unrelated gynecologic topics without cervical relevance may be redirected.

Prepare manuscripts with a clear abstract, introduction, methods, results, and discussion. Highlight clinical relevance, patient impact, and limitations.

Include a concise title, structured abstract, and keywords that support discoverability across clinical and public health databases.

Follow appropriate reporting standards such as CONSORT, STROBE, or PRISMA when relevant. Provide enough detail for replication and critical appraisal.

For diagnostic or biomarker studies, report sensitivity, specificity, and validation metrics. For clinical trials, include registration numbers and protocol references.

All research involving human participants must include institutional review board approval and informed consent documentation. Provide the ethics committee name and approval number.

Clinical trials should be registered in a public registry prior to enrollment and include registration identifiers in the manuscript.

Authors are encouraged to deposit datasets, code, and supplemental materials in trusted repositories. Provide persistent links or accession numbers within the manuscript.

If data cannot be shared due to privacy or regulatory constraints, include a clear justification and describe how qualified researchers may request access.

Provide high resolution figures with descriptive captions. Tables should be editable and placed near the first citation in the text.

Supplementary files may include protocols, analytic scripts, or extended data tables. Ensure all supplementary content is referenced in the manuscript.

Use consistent citation formatting and verify references for accuracy. Include DOIs where available and ensure citations support key claims.

Define abbreviations on first use and maintain consistent terminology throughout the manuscript.

Authors may submit through ManuscriptZone or the Simple Submission Form. Both routes are reviewed by the same editorial team and follow the same peer review process.

Upload the main manuscript, figures, tables, and any required ethical or trial documentation. Provide a cover letter explaining scope alignment and significance.

Following acceptance, manuscripts undergo copyediting, formatting, and author proof review. Authors are asked to confirm final accuracy before publication.

APC invoices are issued after acceptance. Publication proceeds after payment confirmation or approved waivers.

The editorial office can advise on scope fit and reporting expectations before submission at [email protected].

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.