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Robin Cook was an American physician and author known for his medical thrillers. His novels often combined medical science, technology, and suspense to create gripping stories that explored ethical dilemmas and the dangers of unchecked scientific advancement. Cook's most famous work is "Coma," which was adapted into a successful film and brought him widespread acclaim. His other notable works include "Outbreak," "Contagion," and "Crisis." Cook's contributions to the thriller genre have made him a pioneer in incorporating medical and scientific themes into mainstream fiction, influencing a generation of writers to explore similar themes in their work.