The Journal of Genetic Counseling is a leading international forum for professionals in the field of genetic counseling and medical genetics. It serves as a platform for disseminating cutting-edge research, insightful reviews, and practical guidance related to genetic counseling practice.
This interdisciplinary journal covers a wide array of topics, including: communication of genetic risk, ethical considerations in genetic testing, the psychological impact of genetic diagnoses, psychometrics, and the application of genetic counseling in diverse populations. It addresses various aspects of genetic disorders, such as genetic liver diseases, evolution, mitochondrial disorders, and cancer genetics. Furthermore, it explores innovative approaches to genetic counseling, implementation science, ethical implications of religious technology, and the integration of new technologies.
Published bi-monthly, the Journal of Genetic Counseling is indexed in Web of Science and Scopus. It aims to improve the delivery of genetic services and support informed decision-making for individuals and families affected by or at risk of genetic conditions. Submit your work to contribute to the advancement of genetic counseling worldwide.