The global landscape of cancer research has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. The increasing number of cancer cases worldwide(1) has fueled an unprecedented surge in cancer research publications.(2,3) This explosion of knowledge is underpinned by an equally significant shift towards open access publications, reflecting a commitment to making...
Most scientific papers in world literature are written in English1 by non-native English speakers. 2 Non-native English-speaking scientists face difficulties in writing clearly, succinctly, and without grammatical errors.3,4 Nevertheless, despite the use of word processors and spell checkers, the final text still does not compare favorably with that created by...
Breast cancer is one of the most frequent type of cancer among women worldwide, as well as one of the most common causes of cancer-specific death.1 In Brazil, the most recent available data estimates 59.700 new cases of breast cancer in 2018, corresponding to 29,5% of all cancers diagnosed in...
