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Over the past half-century, the incidence of tumours has increased, resultingin cancer becoming one of the most lethal diseases in humans. In the present study,we elucidated the status of oncology research from 2001 to 2010. Studies publishedin 30 representative oncology journals were retrieved from the Web of Science(2001-2010) to compose our dataset. Knowledge domain visualisation, co-citationanalysis and social network analysis methods were used. By mapping the oncologyresearch performed from 2001 to 2010, we identified the primary research centres,including the top 20 institutions and countries and the 4 major oncology researchfronts: i) the mechanism of abnormal oncogene expression; ii) tumour metastasisand angiogenesis; iii) the relationship between cancer cells and apoptosis; andiv) tumour vaccines. We also identified the 36 most collaborative academic communities,and multiple myeloma, angiogenesis and acute lymphocytic leukaemia were foundto be the focuses of collaborative research in oncology from 2001 to 2010. Overthe past 10 years, America has led oncology research, while China is the soledeveloping country to be ranked in the top 10. Analyses of the main research centresand forefronts may assist researchers in addressing these forefronts and ascertainingthe developing trends in oncology. Analysis of the academic communities performingoncology research may provide scientific evidence and suggestions for policymakersto select the most prolific academic groups and leaders and to effectively manageand finance future oncology research. These selected groups and individuals willcarry out additional joint undertakings and solve complex problems encounteredin oncology research.

Analysis of oncology research from 2001 to 2010: A scientometric perspective