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1. Fey, Toby Schonfeld (December 2000). Regulating Radiology: Ethical Issues in Mammography and Federal Legislation. Journal of Women’s Health and Gender-Based Medicine 9.10: 1113-1118.

2. Schonfeld, Toby (Winter-Spring 2002). Pride or Prejudice? HIV Partner Notification and Mid-Level Principles. Philosophical Inquiry 24: 97-109.

3. Schonfeld, Toby (Fall 2002). Balancing Bioethics: A Complementary Career. American Journal of Bioethics 2.4: 32-33.

4. Webber, Sarah and Toby Schonfeld (Spring 2003). Cutting History, Cutting Culture: Female Circumcision in the United States.  American Journal of Bioethics 3.2: 65-66.

5. Schonfeld, Toby (June 2003). Smart Men, Beautiful Women: Gamete Commodification and Social Values.  Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 23.3: 168-173.

6. Anderson, James R., Toby L. Schonfeld, Timothy K. Kelso and Ernest D. Prentice (July-August 2003). An IRB’s Deliberations Regarding Restrictions on Women of Child-Bearing Potential as Subjects for an Early Phase Clinical Trial. IRB: Ethics and Human Research 25.4: 7-11.

7. Schonfeld, Toby (Fall 2003). Parents of Unhappy Poets: Fiduciary Responsibility and Genetic Enhancements. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 12.4: 411-417.

8. Schonfeld, Toby, Joseph S. Brown, Meaghann Weniger and Bruce Gordon (September-October 2003). Paying the Homeless for Participation in Research: Arguments against Payment-in-Kind (PinK). IRB: Ethics and Human Research 25.5: 17-20.

9. Jameton A, Aita V, Anderson R, Schonfeld T (October 2003). University of Nebraska College of Medicine, Section on Humanities and Law, Department of Preventive and Societal Medicine. Academic Medicine 78.10: 1065.

10. Schonfeld, Toby and Bruce G. Gordon (March-April 2005). Contraception in Research: Policy Suggestions. IRB: Ethics and Human Research 27.2: 15-20.

11. Schonfeld, Toby (July 2005). Reflections on Teaching Health Care Ethics on the Web. Science and Engineering Ethics. 11.3: 481-494.

12. Schonfeld, Toby, Joseph S. Brown and Bruce G. Gordon (September 2005). Participant Protection and the Risk-Benefit Relationship. American Journal of Bioethics. 5.5: 22-24. 

13. Brown, Joseph S., Toby L. Schonfeld and Bruce Gordon (January-February 2006). “You May Have Already Won…”: An examination of the use of lottery payments in research. 28.1: 12-16. 

14. Schonfeld, Toby L., Debra Romberger, D. Micah Hester, Sarah Shannon (January-February 2007). Resuscitating a Bad Patient.  Hastings Center Report. 37.1: 14-17. 

15. Schonfeld, Toby, Bruce Gordon, N. Jean Amoura, and Joseph Brown (February 2007). Money Matters. American Journal of Bioethics. 7.2: 86-88.

16. Schonfeld, Toby and Michelle K. Spetman (Summer 2007). Ethics Education for Allied Health Students: An Evaluation of Student Performance.  Journal of Allied Health. 36.2: 77-80.

17. Hester, D. Micah, Schonfeld, Toby, and N. Jean Amoura (June 2007). Gatekeeping and Personal Values:  Misuses of Professional Roles. American Journal of Bioethics. 7.6: 27-28.

18. Schonfeld, Toby L. and Hugh Stoddard (Spring 2008). Comparison of Online and Traditional Ethics Education: A Pilot Study. Journal of Allied Health. 37.1: e22-33.

19. Eckenwiler, Lisa, Dafna Feinholz, Carolyn Ells, and Toby Schonfeld (Spring 2008). Commentary on the Declaration of Helsinki. International Journal on Feminist Approaches to Bioethics. 1.1: 161-177.

20. Hester, D. Micah, Joseph S. Brown and Toby Schonfeld (April 2008). Pragmatism, Principles, and Protection.  The American Journal of Bioethics 8.4: 32-34.

21. Schonfeld, Toby L (Spring/Summer 2008). Messages from the Margins: Jewish Bioethics and Lessons from Feminism. Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics. 28.1: 209-224.

22. Eckenwiler, Lisa, Carolyn Ells, Dafna Feinholz, and Toby Schonfeld (October 2008). Hopes for Helsinki: Reconsidering Vulnerability. The Journal of Medical Ethics. 34.10:765-766.

23. Schonfeld, Toby L. and Kristine Galich (March-April 2009). Waiting It Out. The Hastings Center Report. 39.2: 16-17.

24. Schonfeld, Toby L., N. Jean Amoura, Julie A. Stoner, and Bruce G. Gordon (April 2009). Women and Contraception in Research: A Pilot Study. The Journal of Women’s Health. 18.4: 507-512.

25. Anderson, James R. and Toby Schonfeld (May-June 2009). Data Sharing Dilemmas: Allowing Pharmaceutical Company Access to Research Data.  IRB: Ethics and Human Research. 31.3: 17-19.

26. Schonfeld, Toby L, N. Jean Amoura, and Christopher Kratochvil (Spring 2009). iPLEDGE Allegiance to the Pill: Evaluation of Year 1 of a Birth Defect Prevention and Monitoring System. The Journal of Law, Medicine, and Ethics. 37.1: 104-117.

27. Hester, D. Micah and Toby Schonfeld (August 2009). Pardon My Asking: What’s New? The American Journal of Bioethics. 9.8: 11-13.

28. Schonfeld, Toby and Joseph Brown (November 2009). Evaluating Empirical Assessments of Social Risk. American Journal of Bioethics. 9.11: 55-56.

29. Fisher, Christopher M. and Toby Schonfeld (February 2010). Sex and Blood: A Deeper Exploration of Discrimination in the FDA Blood Donor Policy. American Journal of Bioethics.10.2: 40-42.

30. Schonfeld, Toby, Joseph S. Brown, N. Jean Amoura, Bruce G. Gordon (November-December 2010). Ideal vs. Real: Revisiting Contraception Guidelines. IRB: Ethics and Human Research. 32.6: 13-16.

31. Schonfeld, Toby and James R. Anderson (April 2011). Dropout by design: Advance Planning for Research participant noncompliance. American Journal of Bioethics. 11.4: 18-21.

32. Stoddard, Hugh and Toby Schonfeld (July 2011). A Comparison of Student Performance between Two Instructional Delivery Methods for a Health Care Ethics Course. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 20.3: forthcoming.

33. Schonfeld, Toby, John Longo, and Erin Dahlke. Pre-test / Post-test Results from an Online Ethics Course: Qualitative Assessment of Student Learning. Accepted at Teaching Philosophy.

34. Schonfeld, Toby, N. Jean Amoura, Bruce Gordon, and Joseph S. Brown. “You Don’t Know Me, But…” Ethical Access and Human Subjects Research. Accepted as target article in the American Journal of Bioethics.