Journal of Clinical Oncology

Research Hotspot & Journal Scope - review

In this targeted review, we will summarize the latest advances across multiple methodological domains including clinical phenomenology, neurogenetics, multimodal neuroimaging, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation.

First, the results show that American consumers are more engaged in online review systems and tend to submit extreme reviews, but Chinese consumers tend to submit moderate reviews on movies, and the eWOM variance there is smaller than in the USA.

The evidence for this conclusion comes from various sources, including government panels that assessed the effectiveness of different approaches to reading instruction in the US (National Reading Panel, 2000), the UK (the Rose Review; Rose, 2006), and Australia ( the Department of Education, Science and Training; Rowe, 2005), 12 meta-analyses of experimental research, as well as non-experimental studies that have tracked progress of students in England since the requirement to teach systematic phonics in state schools since 2007.

Twelve board-certified clinical pharmacists with experience caring for patients with burn and inhalation injuries reviewed and graded scientific literature published in 2017 and 2018.

In this issue we offer brief synopses of four papers: a Review highlighting new in situ metabolomics-related tools for adrenal research, and Original Articles reporting a novel animal model for studying wound repair, a comprehensive stereologic assessment of systemic iron overload on pulmonary ultrastructure, and the use of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal cells as potential therapy for sepsis-induced liver injury.