Acta Oncologica

Acta Oncologica (Acta Oncol.) is an oncology journal owned by the Acta Oncologica Foundation and now published by Medical Journals Sweden AB. Its lineage begins in 1963 and it has carried its present name since 1987, making it the oldest specialist oncology title in the Nordic countries. It became fully gold open access and moved to continuous publication in 2024, and had a 2025 impact factor of 2.7.《肿瘤学报》(Acta Oncologica'''',缩写 Acta Oncol.'')是(Acta Oncologica Foundation)所有、现由(Medical Journals Sweden AB)出版的肿瘤学期刊,脉络始于 1963 年、1987 年起用现名,是北欧地区历史最久的肿瘤学专业刊物。该刊 2024 年起转为完全金色开放获取并改为连续出版,二〇二五年影响因子为 2.7。

Scope

The journal defines itself by covering the whole oncological chain rather than a single link: population-level epidemiology and prevention at one end, translational laboratory work in the middle, and clinical diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and palliative care at the other, with any study in humans eligible for consideration. Its principal areas are:本刊的定位是覆盖肿瘤学的完整链条,而非只取某一环节:从人群层面的流行病学与预防,到实验室的转化研究,再到临床的诊断、治疗、康复与姑息,凡以人体为对象的研究均在本刊考虑之列。收文重点包括:

All papers have been published gold open access since January 2024 under a Creative Commons attribution licence by default, with automatic deposition in PubMed Central. The journal publishes neither an acceptance rate nor a review duration.本刊自 2024 年 1 月起全部论文以金色开放获取发表,默认许可为署名方式,论文同时自动存入(PubMed Central);期刊不公布录用比例与审稿时长。[1]

History

Editors

The editor-in-chief is appointed by the foundation, with the editorial office based at Lund University and Skåne University Hospital. The board is drawn mainly from Nordic oncologists with additional members from elsewhere in Europe, and editorial business is tied to the foundation's annual scientific programme.本刊由基金会聘任主编,编辑部设在隆德大学与(Skåne)大学医院,编委以北欧肿瘤学者为主并吸纳欧洲其他地区的专家,编辑事务与基金会的年度学术活动相互衔接。[5]