The journal is considered an international forum for genetic counselors, legal scholars, social scientists, laboratory geneticists, and bioethicists.

[1] Eugenics is the belief that the genetic quality of the human population is largely based on proximity to the racially-white, heterosexual, able-bodied male and those who do not conform to those characteristics should not reproduce, often resulting in forced sterilizations.

[6] This focus extends to the editorial board of the journal, which highlights the diversity of genders, sexualities, cultures, races, and abilities of its members as a strength.

[2] The journal focuses exclusively on genetic counselling-related research, providing the premier resource for practitioners, educators, and policymakers in the field.

[4][7] Furthermore, It features a diverse range of research articles specifically focused on various genetic counseling specialities, with cancer (including breast, ovarian, and colorectal) being the most prevalent area.

[9] The primary responsibilities of the Editor is to assemble an editorial team, set the journal’s scope and vision, and oversee the publication of the issues.