Cancer Research Journal shares some metrics about our readership and how SEO, Social Media and Open Source strategies can be used to share cancer research information news.

Two young parents with a terminally-ill child turn to Facebook to find an organ donor. They’re not only finding support, they’re raising a lot of awareness.

Web tools and social networking sites are changing how cancer patients approach treatment — a new report analyzes the trend that’s transforming medicine.

If you’ve had the opportunity to read our manifesto, you already know that finding new and novel ways to improve scientific information sharing relating to cancer is what this publication is all about.
During online research for articles on emerging cancer technologies and treatments, I’ve come across some entertaining and informative sites offering high quality [...]

Thanks in part to a new set of online video distribution services provided by Voxant, you can now watch a variety of the latest cancer research related news video from around the world all in one place - the Cancer Research Video News Feed.

Screenshot of Cancer Research Video News Feed
Compiled by CancerResearchJournal.com from mainstream media [...]

If you’ve been reading our journal and other health-related publications, you already know that heredity plays a big role in assessing your own risk of cancer. But what if you don’t know much about your family history?
Two new web sites might be able to help you fill in the blanks.
GeneTree and Ancestry.com are two [...]

Sometimes it can be difficult to detect exactly what causes a viral video to break out and become popular. That’s certainly not the case though with the growing circulation of Carnegie Mellon University professor Randy Pausch’s inspirational talk Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams.
Dr. Pausch’s sense of humor in the face of [...]

Does it appear to you that too much information regarding cancer is not as easy to access as it could be?
CancerResearchJournal.com thinks so.
From cancer patients and their family members searching for new developments related to a recent diagnosis; to local, state, and federal legislators seeking to make better decisions on how to [...]