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Thriller · 2003 · PG-13

Seizure

by Robin Cook

A controversial stem cell therapy threatens to destroy careers — and then someone starts dying

For14+GenreThrillerLength432 pagesRead time~11.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Murder investigation; confrontations with conspirators

Language

Some

Moderate profanity

Sexual Content

Barely any

Brief romantic content

Substance Use

Barely any

Moderate alcohol use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Political interference with medical research; stem cell ethics debate

What this book is about

A Robin Cook medical thriller (2003) in which a senator funds an experimental stem cell therapy trial. When a rival senator threatens to expose the research, scientists are under pressure. The situation escalates when people connected to the project begin dying under suspicious circumstances. Set partly in the Bahamas, featuring Cook's signature medical science and thriller plotting.

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Murder tied to medical research

Stem cell ethics controversy

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