Wright C, Middleton A, Parker M (2015) Ethical, legal and social issues in genomics. In: Genomic Medicine: Principles and Practice. Editors: Dhavendra Kumar and Charis Eng. 2nd Edition. New York: Oxford University Press, p250-258
Middleton A (2013) Communicating with clients who are D/deaf or hard of hearing. In: Wiggins J and Middleton A (Eds) (2013) Getting the message across: communication with diverse populations in clinical genetics. New York: Oxford University Press, p1-25
Middleton A, Neary W, Moller K (2009) Facts and figures about deafness, NF2 and Deafblindness. In: A Middleton (Ed) Working with deaf people – a handbook for health professionals. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p1-28
Middleton A (2009) General themes to consider when working with deaf and hard of hearing clients. In: A Middleton (Ed) Working with deaf people – a handbook for health professionals. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p29-83
Middleton A (2009) Specialist issues relevant to working with d/Deaf clients. In: A Middleton (Ed) Working with deaf people – a handbook for health professionals. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p129-138
Gregory M, Middleton A, Atkinson P (2009) Chapter 5: Timescapes and Genescapes. In: C Gaff and Bylund C (Eds). Family communication about genetics: theory and practice. Oxford University Press: New York
Middleton A (2009) Beliefs about Genetics and Genetic Counselling. British Deaf News. October issue. ISSN: 1756-4514
Blankmeyer Burke T, Belk R, Middleton A (2008) Legislation, Deafness and Reproductive Rights. Comments on Clause 14 of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill. Bionews. Progress Educational Trust. 5 Feb 2008 http://www.bionews.org.uk/commentary.lasso?storyid=3721
Middleton A (2007) Attitudes of deaf people and their families towards issues surrounding genetics. In: A Martini, D Stephens and AP Read (Eds). Genes, Hearing and Deafness. From Molecular Biology to Clinical Practice. London: Informa Healthcare, p163-172
Middleton A (2006) Genetic Counselling and the d/Deaf Community. In: D Stephens and L Jones (Eds). The Effects of Genetic Hearing Impairment in the Family. London: Wiley, p257-284
Middleton A, Moumoulidis I, Crossland G, Raghu M, Kumar Singh P, Reid E, Axon P (2006) Attitudes of Individuals with Otosclerosis Towards Genetic Technology. In: Stephens D and L Jones (Eds). The Effects of Genetic Hearing Impairment in the Family. London: Wiley, p237-244
Middleton A (2006) Beliefs about Genetics and Genetic Counselling. Sign Matters. September issue. British Deaf Association: Coventry
Middleton A (2005) Parents’ attitudes towards genetic testing and the impact of deafness in the family. In: Stephens D & Jones L (Eds). The Impact of Genetic Hearing Impairment. London: Whurr, p11-53
Middleton A (2004) Deaf and hearing adults’ attitudes towards genetic testing for deafness. In Van Cleve, J V (ed), Genetics, Disability, and Deafness. Washington, D.C: Gallaudet University Press, p127-47
