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    <title>FEVER AND BRAIN</title>
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    <namePart>Robin Cook</namePart>
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    <dateIssued>2001</dateIssued>
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  <note>Fever

Doctor Charles Martel turned to research when his wife died of cancer and he wanted to know why. Then his world is shattered for the second time. His sick daughter is admitted to hospital: his research project is cancelled. Suddenly he's a man fighting against the odds.

Against doctors who want to treat his daughter's leukaemia the wrong way. Against a research institute that puts profits before ethics. i

Odds enough to turn a responsible citizen into a desperate criminal . . .

Brain

Two doctors suspect something is very wrong at the enormous medical centre where they work. And soon they will put their careers - and their lives - in deadly jeopardy, as the penetrate the eerie inner sanctums of a medical world gone mad. </note>
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