The editorial process of the Asian Journal of Current Research in Clinical Cancer operates under the sole authority of the Editor-in-Chief, in coordination with the Editorial Board and Associate Editors.
Publication decisions are based solely on scientific merit, originality, methodological rigor, ethical compliance, and relevance to journal scope — determined through double-blind peer review involving Associate Editors and independent external reviewers.
The review process follows a multi-stage structure: editorial screening, subject-expert assessment, external peer review, and final decision — ensuring transparency and integrity throughout.
Acceptance generally requires at least two favorable independent reviews; conflicting recommendations trigger an additional expert review.
The publisher and affiliated organizations play no role in manuscript handling, reviewer selection, or publication decisions.
Editors and Associate Editors recuse themselves from manuscripts involving any conflict of interest.
The journal upholds editorial independence and integrity in line with COPE guidelines and international publication-ethics standards.
