Cancer Publications in One Year (2023): A Cross-Sectional Study Ervin Mingomataj, Marsida Krasniqi, Kreshnike Dedushi, Kapustin Andrey Sergeevich, Davor Kust, Abdullah Abdulrahman Qadir, Aland S. Abdullah, Masty K. Ahmed and 1 more Introduction Cancer is a disease where transformed cells undergo uncontrolled division and survival. The incidence of cancer and hence its burden is on the rise. This study aims to evaluate the scientific studies published on cancer in the year 2023. Methods A cross-sectional study included the cancer papers that were… 2024 1,963 reads 13 citations doi:10.58742/g9q9t715 Full text PDF XML Read abstract — read the abstract for Cancer Publications in One Year (2023): A Cross-Sectional Study Original Articles Cancer Publications in One Year (2023): A Cross-Sectional Study Ervin Mingomataj, Marsida Krasniqi, Kreshnike Dedushi, Kapustin Andrey Sergeevich, Davor Kust, Abdullah Abdulrahman Qadir, Aland S. Abdullah, Masty K. Ahmed and 1 more IntroductionCancer is a disease where transformed cells undergo uncontrolled division and survival. The incidence of cancer and hence its burden is on the rise. This study aims to evaluate the scientific studies published on cancer in the year 2023. MethodsA cross-sectional study included the cancer papers that were published in the year 2023. After extracting the data from the Google Scholar engine, they were all gathered and recorded in a Microsoft Excel 2010 sheet. All of the data were rigorously evaluated, calculated, and then presented as frequencies and percentages. ResultsA total of 181,189 studies published in 2023 on cancers and their different types were seen as eligible to be included in this study. Amongst them, studies on breast cancers with 31,000 studies were the most common whereas subglottic cancers with only 7 studies were the least common in that year. ConclusionThe gap between the incidence rate of each type of cancer and the number of studies published on each type makes it harder to thoroughly grasp the nature of the disease to its utmost extent. Keywords Malignancy · Tumor · Cancer · Metastasis · Incidence rate All subjects Barw Medical Journal. 2024 Read the article PDF XML
Cancer Publications in One Year (2022): A Cross-Sectional Study Fenk Mariwan Mohemed, Binaiy Nasih Fatih, Abdullah Abdulrahman Qadir, Shalaw H. Abdalla, Zana H. Mahmood Introduction Cancer is the uncontrollable and abnormal division of cells in a specific part of the body, which can spread to adjacent areas. The number of scientific publications on cancer has increased significantly over the past few decades. The objective of the current study is to evaluate scientific publications… 2023 2,539 reads 6 citations doi:10.58742/bmj.v1i2.30 Full text PDF XML Read abstract — read the abstract for Cancer Publications in One Year (2022): A Cross-Sectional Study Original Articles Cancer Publications in One Year (2022): A Cross-Sectional Study Fenk Mariwan Mohemed, Binaiy Nasih Fatih, Abdullah Abdulrahman Qadir, Shalaw H. Abdalla, Zana H. Mahmood IntroductionCancer is the uncontrollable and abnormal division of cells in a specific part of the body, which can spread to adjacent areas. The number of scientific publications on cancer has increased significantly over the past few decades. The objective of the current study is to evaluate scientific publications on cancer in 2022. MethodsA cross-sectional study was conducted on published papers on cancer in 2022. The data were collected online from the Google Scholar search engine and recorded in Microsoft Excel 2010. The extracted data were calculated and thoroughly re-evaluated, and they were presented as frequencies and percentages. ResultsA total of 167,129 medical studies on cancer in various body organs were collected for the study, with 37,500 studies specifically focused on breast cancer. This represented the highest number of studies in 2022, while only 4 articles were specific to glottis cancer, marking the lowest number in that year. ConclusionThe existence of a gap between the incidence rate of each cancer type and scientific literature may lead to a defect in our understanding of the nature of the diseases. Keywords Malignancy · Tumor · Cancer · Metastasis · Incidence rate All subjects Barw Medical Journal. 2023;1(2):18–24 Read the article PDF XML
