>  DS>  Last night I started "Level 4, virus hunters of the CDC" by 
cCormick
 > and
 >  DS> Fisher-Hoch. They were involved with the "hot zone" at the CDC, as 
well
 > as
 >  DS> working with Lassa fever and Ebola. It's classified as a biography
 > (which I
 >  DS> usually don't read) but the chapter headings looked like a gourmet 
menu
 > of the
 >  DS> exotic diseases of the world so figured I'd give it a try.
 >  I found "Hot Zone" to be more horrifying than most of the
 > mysteries I  read!
 I was totally fascinated by the Hot Zone. Started reading everything I could 
on ebola...seems half the nation did as well with all the similar type boooks 
and movies that followed. Now, whenever I see the city of Reston mentioned, I 
kind of get the chills. I also washed my hands a lot more after reading those 
kinds of books 
 My husband spotted Level 4 and he's now reading it so I had to switch over 
to another thriller . Started Michael Palmer's "Critical Judgment"...lady 
doctor moves to small town hospital..big factory which runs the town may be 
causing industrial pollution...people mysteriously dying..I'm sticking with 
it but seems like quite a few other medical thrillers I've read in the past 
few years. Hope something different occurs to make this a bit more original.
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