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MEBRO
06/15/26 · 9:24 AM UTC · 10 SOURCES
“Doctors initially told Jobs he had an incurable form of cancer and had three to six months to live.”
Steve Jobs was diagnosed with cancer in 2004 following a scan that revealed a tumor on his pancreas . According to Jobs' own account of the events, doctors initially told him the condition was almost certainly a type of cancer that is incurable and that he should expect to live for only three to six months . This dire prognosis was delivered before a biopsy later that day revealed he actually had a rare, treatable form of pancreatic cancer known as an insulinoma . High credibility reports of his 2005 Stanford commencement speech confirm that he was indeed given this initial six month life expectancy estimate by his physicians . Although the cancer was eventually identified as a curable variety, the initial statement made by his doctors matches the claim .
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