Special Collections
Endocrine-Related Cancer publishes basic, translational and clinical research and reviews on the interplay between hormones and cancer, and related topics. In response to the broad scope of the journal, the editorial team have decided to create a series of special collections, bringing together the latest published content on a specific type of article or topic from the journal.
Collections open for submission
From Discovery Science to the Clinic- Heritable Endocrine Cancers and Related Disorders
This collection presents articles celebrating the work and achievements of previous Editor-in-Chief of Endocrine-Related Cancer Professor Charis Eng.
WorldMEN 2025: 19th International Workshop on Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia and other Rare Endocrine Tumors
This collection presents articles from speakers and delegates in attendance at the 19th WorldMEN International Workshop.
World Congress on Thyroid Cancer 2025
This collection presents articles from speakers and delegates in attendance at the World Congress on Thyroid Cancer 2025.
The Biology of Aging and Endocrine-Related Cancers: Shared Mechanisms and Interventions
This collection focuses on how aging biology affects endocrine-related cancer risk, treatment responses, and patient outcomes.
RET@Thirty: Three Decades of Remarkable Progress
This collection aims to celebrate and explore the astonishing accumulation of knowledge about RET since its discovery in 1993.
Emerging Leaders 2025
This 2025 collection highlights the breadth and quality of research being undertaken in the endocrine cancer field by truly exceptional early-career researchers.
Emerging Leaders 2026
This 2026 collection highlights the breadth and quality of research being undertaken in the endocrine cancer field by truly exceptional early-career researchers.
Systems biology approaches in hormone dependent cancer research: what a long strange trip it’s been
This collection will highlight where both bottom-up predicative modelling and top-down integrative approaches are revealing insights into well-known hormone signalling systems, such as those of steroid hormone signalling in breast and prostate cancers.
100 Years of the Warburg Effect and Endocrine Cancer
This collection highlights the involvement of the Warburg Effect in Endocrine Cancer, and how this initial observation as impacted on our understanding of cancer metabolism and ultimately treatment.
Translational and clinical mini-reviews
This collection of mini-reviews outlines the importance of translational research to our basic and clinical community.
Technological mini-reviews
This collection of mini-reviews focuses on new concepts, technology and technical applications that can transform research in endocrine tumours and cancers.
WHO mini-reviews
This collection of mini reviews aims to address various changes outlined in the 2022 WHO guideline on endocrine tumour classification.
Browse completed collections
Advances and future directions in pheochromocytoma and paraganglioma
This collection will highlight the most recent advances and perspectives of the pheochromocytoma and paraganglioma research field, with renown experts commenting on the latest research related to genetics, metabolomics, nuclear medicine, preclinical models and mitochondrial dysfunction.
100 years of Insulin and Glucagon
This collection celebrates the discovery of Insulin in 1922 and Glucagon in 1923, and is dedicated to hyperplasias and neoplasias associated with the hypersecretion of these two hormones, or associated with pathway defects in the synthesis or secretion of either one of these two hormones.
Growth Hormone in Endocrine Cancers
This collection will highlight the involvement of Growth Hormone in a variety of cancers, with experts commenting on the latest research related to the mechanism(s) whereby GH influences cancer growth, the combination of GH antagonists and chemotherapy in the treatment of cancer, the effect of diet on cancer, GH’s autocrine/paracrine/endocrine action and cancer, as well as several other current topics.
