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5. Baylis, F., & Herder, M. (forthcoming). Guidelines and law relating to human embryo research inCanada. In S. Dodds, & R. A. Ankeny (Eds.), Big picture bioethics: Developing democratic policy incontested domains.6. Baylis, F. (forthcoming) The regulation of assisted human reproductive technologies and relatedresearch: A public health, safety and morality argument. In T. Lemmens, C. Milne and I. Lee (Eds)Reference Re Assisted Human Reproduction Act. University of Toronto Press7. Kaposy, C., & Baylis, F. (2012). Ethical issues in pregnancy and reproduction. In J. Storch, P. Rodney& R. Starzomski (Eds.), Toward a moral horizon: Nursing ethics for leadership and practice, 2 ndEdition (pp.473-490). Toronto: Pearson Education Canada.8. Baylis, F. (2012). The self in situ: A relational account of personal identity. In J. Downie & J. Llewellyn(Eds.), Relational theory and health law and policy (pp. 109-131). Vancouver, Toronto: UBC Press.9. Baylis, F. (2011). Gene-environment interaction: The gulf between what we know and what we do. InL. Maheu & R.A. Macdonald (Eds.), Challenging genetic determinism: New perspectives on the genein its multiple environments. (pp.129-157). Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.10. Baylis F. (2009) Creating humanesque embryos. In J. Nisker, F. Baylis, I. Karpin, C., McLeod & R.Mykitiuk (Eds.), The “healthy” embryo: Social, biomedical, legal and philosophical perspectives.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [amended version of Animal eggs for stem cell research: Apath not worth taking. American Journal of Bioethics 8(12), 18-32.]11. Baylis, F. (2008). Global norms in bioethics: Problems and prospects. In R.M., Green, A. Donovan, &S. A. Jauss (Eds.), Global bioethics: Issues of conscience for the twenty-first century (pp. 323-339).New York: Oxford University Press.12. Baylis, F., Rodgers, S., & Young, D. (2008). Ethical dilemmas in the care of pregnant women:Rethinking 'maternal-fetal conflicts'. In P. A. Singer & A.M. Viens (Eds.), The Cambridge textbook ofbioethics (pp. 97-103). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.13. Baylis, F. (2007). Of courage, honor, and integrity. In L.A. Eckenwiler, & F.G. Cohn (Eds.), The ethicsof bioethics: Mapping the moral landscape (pp. 193-204). Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.14. Baylis, F. (2006). Changing faces: Ethics, identity and facial transplantation. In D. Benatar (Ed.),Cutting to the core: Exploring the ethics of contested surgeries (pp. 155-167). Lanham, MD: Rowmanand Littlefield.15. Baylis, F., & Robert, J. S. (2005). Radical rupture: Exploring biological sequelae of volitionalinheritable genetic modification. In J. E. J. Rasko, G. M. O'Sullivan, & R. A. Ankeny (Eds.), The ethicsof inheritable genetic modification (pp. 131-148). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.16. Baylis, F., & Caniano D.A. (2005). Medical ethics and the pediatric surgeon. In K. T. Oldham, P. M.Colombani, R. P. Roglia, & M. A. Skinner (Eds.), Principles and practice of pediatric surgery (pp. 349-356). New York: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.17. Hellmann, J., & Baylis, F. (2005). Ethics in perinatal and neonatal medicine. In A. Fanaroff, & R.Martin (Eds.), Neonatal-perinatal medicine: Diseases of the fetus (8 th ed., pp. 35-46). Philadelphia:Mosby, a Harcourt Health Sciences Company.18. Baylis, F., Brody, H. 2003).The Importance of Character for Ethics Consultants. In M. Aulisio, R. M.Arnold, & S. J. Youngner (Eds.), Doing ethics consultation: From theory to practice (pp. 37-44).Baltimore: John Hopkins Press.19. Baylis, F., & Sherwin, S. (2002). Judgements of non-compliance in pregnancy. In D. Dickenson (Ed.),Ethical Issues in maternal-fetal medicine (pp. 285-301). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.Excerpt pre-printed in: (2001). M. Parker, & D. Dickenson (Eds.), The Cambridge medical ethicsworkbook (pp. 68-74). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.20. Baylis, F. (2001). Human embryonic stem cell research: Comments on the NBAC report. In S.Holland, K. Lebacqz, & L. Zoloth (Eds.), The human embryonic stem cell debate: Science, ethics andpublic policy (pp. 51-60). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.Françoise Baylis, Page 15